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1 Pacific Islands The Pacific Islands are islands in the Pacific Ocean. Some people group the Pacific Islands with Australia and New Zealand to make Oceania.
2 Pacific War The pacific theatre of World War II.
3 packaging The present participle of package.
4 packaged The past tense and past participle of package.
5 pack pack
6 pacing The present participle of pace.
7 pacifying The present participle of pacify.
8 pacify If you pacify a situation
9 pacifists The plural form of pacifist; more than one (kind of) pacifist.
10 pacifist A pacifist is a person who loves or supports peace. Mahatma Gandhi was a famous pacifist.
11 pacifies The third-person singular form of pacify.
12 pacified The past tense and past participle of pacify.
13 paces The plural form of pace; more than one (kind of) pace.
14 paced The past tense and past participle of pace.
15 pace The pace of something is how fast it moves. The pace of change has been very, very slow.; Today, the pace of life is so much faster than it used to be.; They were frustrated at the pace of development that was taking place there.
16 Pablo Pablo is a male given name.
17 pa Some people refer to their father informally as 'pa'. Pa was busy on the phone.
18 p.m. p.m. is used after a number to show that you are referring to a particular time between 12 noon and 12 midnight. The spa closes at 9:00 pm.
19 packages The plural form of package; more than one (kind of) package.
20 packet A packet is a small container that goods are sold in. Many seed companies sell mixed packets for summer and winter gardening.
21 packets The plural form of packet; more than one (kind of) packet.
22 packed The past tense and past participle of pack.
23 padlock A padlock is a small lock. You can hang it on the door
24 packed like sardines If a place is packed like sardines
25 package A package is something in a box Some packages arrived from the post office.; She came home from the shops with a lot of packages.
26 padlocks The plural form of padlock; more than one (kind of) padlock.
27 pack When you pack something Did you pack your swimming suit?
28 paddy A paddy is a field where rice is grown.
29 packings The plural form of packing; more than one (kind of) packing.
30 packs The third-person singular form of pack.
31 pact A pact is an agreement between two or more governments.
32 pacifisms The plural form of pacifism; more than one (kind of) pacifism.
33 pacifism Pacifism is the belief that war and violence is wrong and all disputes should be settled in a peaceful manner.
34 pacts The plural form of pact; more than one (kind of) pact.
35 pad A pad is a material that is packed together
36 Pacific Ocean The Pacific Ocean is a large body of water. It is located in the East of Asia and West of the Americas. There are many islands in the Pacific Ocean.
37 Pacific The Pacific is a name for the Pacific Ocean.
38 paddies The plural form of paddy; more than one (kind of) paddy.
39 paddings The plural form of padding; more than one (kind of) padding.
40 Paan
41 p The sixteenth (16th) letter of the alphabet. "p" comes after "o" and before "q"
42 paddles The plural form of paddle; more than one (kind of) paddle.
43 paddling The present participle of paddle.
44 pagan If something (or someone) is pagan
45 paddle A paddle is a short pole with a broad blade at one or both ends
46 paddled The past tense and past participle of paddle.
47 padlocked The past tense and past participle of padlock.
48 painfullest The superlative form of painful; most painful.
49 paining The present participle of pain.
50 painkiller A painkiller is a medicine or a drug to reduce the feeling of pain. I just ate some painkillers to ease my headache.
51 painkillers The plural form of painkiller; more than one (kind of) painkiller.
52 pain A strong feeling of hurt or discomfort He was in pain, because his leg was broken.
53 padlocking The present participle of padlock.
54 pains The plural form of pain; more than one (kind of) pain.
55 paint Paint is a liquid used to colour something There were all sorts of paints at the shop – green, red, and blue.; Sarah used pink paint to decorate the wall.
56 Pain for
57 pads The plural form of pad; more than one (kind of) pad.
58 pained The past tense and past participle of pain.
59 packing The present participle of pack. She was in her room packing her clothes into a suitcase.
60 paganism A kind of religion. Paganism has following meanings: Ancient Greek Paganism was replaced by Christianity before the fall of the Roman Empire.; Taoism, Hinduism, and shamanism are sometimes called paganism.; Atheism is not paganism because it is not religious.
61 paganisms The plural form of paganism; more than one (kind of) paganism.
62 paintbrush A paintbrush is a brush that people use for painting. This paintbrush is used for small details.
63 paintbrushes The plural form of paintbrush; more than one (kind of) paintbrush.
64 pagans The plural form of pagan; more than one (kind of) pagan.
65 Pagar
66 paged The past tense and past participle of page.
67 pages The plural form of page; more than one (kind of) page.
68 padded The past tense and past participle of pad.
69 paging The present participle of page.
70 padding Padding is a soft material We need to replace the padding in the cushions.
71 pail A pail is a large container to carry water. That pail is broken. It has a hole at the bottom which water can flow through.
72 painfuller The comparative form of painful; more painful.
73 pails The plural form of pail; more than one (kind of) pail.
74 Paint brush
75 Padma
76 Pakhangba Pakhangba is an ancient Meitei dragon God of protection of the universe.
77 paintability Paintability is the possibility or the easiness to paint something.
78 paintball Paintball is a game where people shoot small balls filled with paint instead of bullets. You should get changed if you want to play paintball; I don't want to have more clothes to wash!
79 painter A painter is someone who paints. This might be an artist
80 painters The plural form of painter; more than one (kind of) painter.
81 pal A pal is a friend of yours. He has a pen pal that he often writes to.
82 page A page is one side of a sheet of paper in a book The picture of the accident was on page one of the morning's paper.
83 pageant A pageant is a public display of people in colorful costumes.
84 pageants The plural form of pageant; more than one (kind of) pageant.
85 paid The past tense and past participle of pay.
86 painful If something is painful
87 paled The past tense and past participle of pale.
88 pajamas Pajamas are clothes worn at night Make sure when you go to sleep that you have your pajamas on.
89 paintballed The past tense and past participle of paintball.
90 paintballing The present participle of paintball.
91 palest The superlative form of pale; most pale.
92 paintballs The plural form of paintball; more than one (kind of) paintball.
93 paintings The plural form of painting; more than one (kind of) painting.
94 pair A pair is two things that go together. She has many pairs of shoes, but she only has one pair of pants.; Those two make a lovely pair, don't they.
95 painless If something done is painless
96 painlessly If something is done painlessly
97 Paki Paki is an insulting word for a person of Pakistani or Indian heritage
98 Pakistani A Pakistani is a person or thing that comes from Pakistan.
99 paling The present participle of pale.
100 Pakistanis The plural form of Pakistani; more than one (kind of) Pakistani.
101 palate The palate is the roof of the mouth.
102 palettes The plural form of palette; more than one (kind of) palette.
103 paler The comparative form of pale; more pale.
104 Pakistan Pakistan is a country in South-Central Asia. Its full
105 pales The third-person singular form of pale.
106 palletising The present participle of palletise.
107 painted The past tense and past participle of paint.
108 palace A palace is the home of a king or queen. Elizabeth II of England lives in a palace in London, called Buckingham Palace.
109 palaces The plural form of palace; more than one (kind of) palace.
110 pallet A pallet is a portable platform for goods to be stacked on and can be easily moved by a forklift.
111 pallets The plural form of pallet; more than one (kind of) pallet.
112 palates The plural form of palate; more than one (kind of) palate.
113 painting The present participle of paint.
114 paints The plural form of paint; more than one (kind of) paint.
115 palette A palette is a thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours.
116 paired The past tense and past participle of pair.
117 pale If someone or something is pale
118 pairing The present participle of pair.
119 paleness The paleness of something is how pale it is.
120 pairings The plural form of pairing; more than one (kind of) pairing.
121 pairs The plural form of pair; more than one (kind of) pair.
122 palletise If you palletise something
123 palletize If you palletize something
124 pals The plural form of pal; more than one (kind of) pal.
125 palletized The past tense and past participle of palletize.
126 palletizes The third-person singular form of palletize.
127 palliate If you palliate a disease
128 palliates The third-person singular form of palliate.
129 palpable If something is palpable
130 palindrome A palindrome is a word or phrase spelled the same way backwards as forwards. The words level and noon are palindromes.; The sentence "Never odd or even" is a palindrome.
131 palletised The past tense and past participle of palletise.
132 palindromes The plural form of palindrome; more than one (kind of) palindrome.
133 pamphlet A pamphlet is a small book of printed information that is usually not bound between hard covers. The protesters passed out pamphlets explaining their cause.
134 palletises The third-person singular form of palletise.
135 palladia The plural form of palladium; more than one (kind of) palladium.
136 Palestine The West Bank and Gaza Strip together; that is Israel and Palestine both want peace.
137 Palestinian A Palestinian is a person from the State of Palestine.
138 palladium Palladium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 46. Palladium is often used to make surgical tools for doctors.
139 palletizing The present participle of palletize.
140 pan A pan is a metal container usually with one long handle. It is used for cooking.
141 Panam Ningthou Panam Ningthou is an ancient Meitei God who ignited the first fire. He is the protector of crops (paddy) from hail storm and thunder.
142 Palestinians The plural form of Palestinian; more than one (kind of) Palestinian.
143 Pamphletard
144 pamphleteered The past tense and past participle of pamphleteer.
145 pamphleteering The present participle of pamphleteer.
146 Panchi
147 palliated The past tense and past participle of palliate.
148 pamper If you pamper someone or something We tend to pamper our children when they are babies by providing everything they need.; John was obsessed with his new car so much that he pampered it with daily hand washes in his driveway.
149 palliating The present participle of palliate.
150 pancreatic cancer Pancreatic cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the pancreas. He suffered from pancreatic cancer for many years.
151 pancreatic cancers The plural form of pancreatic cancer; more than one (kind of) pancreatic cancer.
152 palliative If something is palliative
153 palliatives The plural form of palliative; more than one (kind of) palliative.
154 pandeism Pandeism is the belief
155 pallid A pallid person is weak and pale
156 pallider The comparative form of pallid; more pallid.
157 pallidest The superlative form of pallid; most pallid.
158 palm A palm is a type of tree that grows in tropical areas.
159 palms The plural form of palm; more than one (kind of) palm.
160 pandemonium A pandemonium is a tumultuous protest or chaotic situation.
161 pandemoniums The plural form of pandemonium; more than one (kind of) pandemonium.
162 pancreas Pancreas is a gland near the stomach which secretes insulin and glucagon which regulate blood sugar.
163 pamphleteers The plural form of pamphleteer; more than one (kind of) pamphleteer.
164 Panama Panama is a country in North America. It is east of Costa Rica and west of Colombia.
165 pancreases The plural form of pancreas; more than one (kind of) pancreas.
166 pancreata The plural form of pancreas; more than one (kind of) pancreas.
167 Panama Ningthu
168 pampered The past tense and past participle of pamper.
169 pampering The present participle of pamper.
170 pampers The third-person singular form of pamper.
171 pancake A pancake is a thin cake made with batter that is fried in a pan with butter or oil. Those pancakes that you are eating have blueberries in them.
172 pamphleteer A pamphleteer is a person who writes pamphlets.
173 palsied The past tense and past participle of palsy.
174 palsies The plural form of palsy; more than one (kind of) palsy.
175 panes The plural form of pane; more than one (kind of) pane.
176 pamphlets The plural form of pamphlet; more than one (kind of) pamphlet.
177 palsy Palsy is the complete or partial muscle paralysis of a body part by that usually involves involuntary tremors.
178 panicking The present participle of panic.
179 panics The plural form of panic; more than one (kind of) panic.
180 palsying The present participle of palsy.
181 pandeist A polytheist is someone who believes in pandeism.
182 pandeists The plural form of pandeist; more than one (kind of) pandeist.
183 pandemonia The plural form of pandemonium; more than one (kind of) pandemonium.
184 panel A panel is a flat piece of wood or other material The house has aluminium panels covering the outside.
185 pancakes The plural form of pancake; more than one (kind of) pancake.
186 pandered The past tense and past participle of pander.
187 pans The plural form of pan; more than one (kind of) pan.
188 pandering The present participle of pander.
189 panicked The past tense and past participle of panic. I panicked when I couldn't find my phone.
190 panned The past tense and past participle of pan.
191 panders The plural form of pander; more than one (kind of) pander.
192 panning The present participle of pan.
193 panther A panther is large I enjoyed seeing the panthers at the zoo.
194 panthers The plural form of panther; more than one (kind of) panther.
195 pandora's box
196 Pandora's box A Pandora's box is a situation where it generates many complicated problems after it happens.
197 pane A pane is a sheet of glass in a window.
198 panda A panda is a large black and white bear from China. They eat bamboo shoots.
199 pandas The plural form of panda; more than one (kind of) panda.
200 pandemic If something is pandemic
201 pantos The plural form of panto; more than one (kind of) panto.
202 pandemics The plural form of pandemic; more than one (kind of) pandemic.
203 pander A pander is a person who gets people to have sex with their prostitutes.
204 paneled The past tense and past participle of panel.
205 paneling The present participle of panel.
206 panelled The past tense and past participle of panel.
207 panelling The present participle of panel.
208 panoramic If the view of something is panoramic
209 panels The plural form of panel; more than one (kind of) panel.
210 paparazzi The plural form of paparazzo; more than one (kind of) paparazzo.
211 paparazzo A paparazzo is a photographer who take pictures of famous people
212 panic Panic is a very strong and overwhelming fear which dominates thinking. When he yelled "fire!" a panic went through the crowd and suddenly people were yelling and pushing to get out.
213 pant If a person pants
214 Panthoibi Panthoibi is an ancient Meitei goddess of civilization
215 paper Paper is a material for writing and drawing on and is made from wood pulp. A notebook is made of sheets of paper.; She made a paper airplane.
216 papered The past tense and past participle of paper.
217 papering The present participle of paper.
218 Paperist
219 panties Panties refers to underwear (a piece of clothing) worn by a female.
220 panto Panto is a short form of pantomime.
221 pantomime pantomime is a theatrical entertainment performed around Christmas.
222 Pano
223 panorama A panorama is a wide-angle view of an area.
224 panoramas The plural form of panorama; more than one (kind of) panorama.
225 panoramata The plural form of panorama; more than one (kind of) panorama.
226 pantsed The past tense and past participle of pants.
227 pantses The third-person singular form of pants.
228 pantsing The present participle of pants.
229 pantsings The plural form of pantsing; more than one (kind of) pantsing.
230 papa Your papa is your father. The little girl called, "Papa, can you help me?"
231 parachuted The past tense and past participle of parachute.
232 papas The plural form of papa; more than one (kind of) papa.
233 parachuting The present participle of parachute.
234 pansies The plural form of pansy; more than one (kind of) pansy.
235 pansy A pansy is a type of flower. He grows pansies in his flower garden.
236 papaya A type of tree that has big
237 papayas The plural form of papaya; more than one (kind of) papaya.
238 panted The past tense and past participle of pant.
239 pantheism Pantheism is the belief that the universe (nature) is God. In pantheism everything is part of God.
240 panting The present participle of pant.
241 pantomimes The plural form of pantomime; more than one (kind of) pantomime.
242 pantries The plural form of pantry; more than one (kind of) pantry.
243 pantry A pantry is a small room or cabinet in which food and kitchenware are kept.
244 pants Pants are a type of cloths worn on the legs. A pair of pants has a covering for each leg. Pants were traditionally worn by men, but now women wear them too.
245 parable A parable is a short story Scholars believe that the parable was Jesus' signature mode of teaching.; Why do you speak to the people in parables?; He tells the parable of the lost sheep.
246 parables The plural form of parable; more than one (kind of) parable.
247 parabola Parabola is curve that has formula.
248 parabolas The plural form of parabola; more than one (kind of) parabola.
249 paragraphed The past tense and past participle of paragraph.
250 paragraphing The present participle of paragraph.
251 paragraphs The plural form of paragraph; more than one (kind of) paragraph.
252 parachute A parachute is something This parachute is made from very light, thin fabric but it is very strong.
253 parakeets The plural form of parakeet; more than one (kind of) parakeet.
254 parachutes The plural form of parachute; more than one (kind of) parachute.
255 parade A parade is an event which involves moving from one place to another. Sometimes marching is a part of the event. We saw the band playing in the parade.
256 parallel When a line is parallel to another line The two cars ran parallel to each other.; Trains run along parallel rails.
257 paraded The past tense and past participle of parade.
258 parades The plural form of parade; more than one (kind of) parade.
259 paradigm A system of beliefs At the time, this way of thinking was the dominant paradigm for social scientists.
260 parading The present participle of parades.
261 papers The plural form of paper; more than one (kind of) paper.
262 paperwork Paperwork is a task or number of tasks that involves a lot of the same written work. The police officer had to fill out paperwork for the accident that happened earlier.
263 papyri The plural form of papyrus; more than one (kind of) papyrus.
264 paralyse If you paralyse someone
265 papyrus A papyrus is a paper-like material. About 2,000 years ago, people wrote documents on papyrus.
266 paralyses The third-person singular form of paralyse.
267 paralysing The present participle of paralyse.
268 paralysis Paralysis is the inability to move. The injuries were only millimetres from causing paralysis and death.; Sleep paralysis is when you wake up from sleep but you still can't move.; What is the cause of India's policy paralysis, which is undermining its future.
269 paralyze If you paralyze someone
270 paralyzed The past tense and past participle of paralyze.
271 paralyzes The third-person singular form of paralyze.
272 paralyzing The present participle of paralyze.
273 papyruses The plural form of papyrus; more than one (kind of) papyrus.
274 par Par could mean with the same value or quality. The car was cheaper but on par with the others.
275 paraffins The plural form of paraffin; more than one (kind of) paraffin.
276 Paraframed
277 paragraph A paragraph is one or more sentences that are written together with no line breaks separating them. Usually they are connected by a single idea. She knew what it would say after reading the first paragraph.; The crash was reported in a single paragraph in the Edinburgh Evening News.
278 parakeet A parakeet is a tropical bird often kept as a pet. It is a small parrot. My pet parakeet's name is Polly.
279 paramount If something is of paramount importance
280 paramour A paramour is an illicit lover.
281 paramoured The past tense and past participle of paramour.
282 paramouring The present participle of paramour.
283 paramours The plural form of paramour; more than one (kind of) paramour.
284 paralegals The plural form of paralegal; more than one (kind of) paralegal.
285 paralleled The past tense and past participle of parallel.
286 paralleling The present participle of parallel.
287 paradigms The plural form of paradigm; more than one (kind of) paradigm.
288 parallelogram A parallelogram (▰) is a convex quadrilateral in which each pair of opposite edges are parallel and of equal length.
289 paradise A paradise is a very pleasant and beautiful place.
290 parallelograms The plural form of parallelogram; more than one (kind of) parallelogram.
291 parallels The plural form of parallel; more than one (kind of) parallel.
292 paradises The plural form of paradise; more than one (kind of) paradise.
293 paralysed The past tense and past participle of paralyse.
294 paradox A paradox is a statement that contradicts itself
295 paradoxes The plural form of paradox; more than one (kind of) paradox.
296 para-dressage Para-dressage is the sport of dressage for athletes with a physical disability.
297 para dressage
298 paraffin Paraffin is a flammable
299 parameters The plural form of parameter; more than one (kind of) parameter.
300 paranoid When someone is being paranoid Stop being so paranoid; nobody's following us.
301 parapet A parapet is a low protective wall along the sides of a roof or balcony.
302 parapets The plural form of parapet; more than one (kind of) parapet.
303 paratrooper A paratrooper is a soldier who uses a parachute
304 paratroopers The plural form of paratrooper; more than one (kind of) paratrooper.
305 Parbacs
306 paraphrase If you paraphrase something When paraphrasing books, don't copy everything in it; instead, use your own words.
307 paraphrased The past tense and past participle of paraphrase.
308 paraphrases The third-person singular form of paraphrase.
309 paraphrasing The present participle of paraphrase.
310 Paras
311 parasail A parasail is a wing-shaped parachute that lifts a rider in a harness when towed by a watercraft.
312 paramedic A paramedic is a person who is trained to medically help people who have had an injury outside of a hospital and prepares them to be taken to a hospital. The paramedic rushed the victim to the ambulance.
313 paramedics The plural form of paramedic; more than one (kind of) paramedic.
314 Parameshwar
315 parameter A parameter is a boundary or a limit. The machine should run only within operational parameters; temperature, water flow, etc.; The federal government sets financial parameters within which local authorities will have to work.
316 parasites The plural form of parasite; more than one (kind of) parasite.
317 Paramooring
318 Parasitic
319 paralegal A paralegal is someone who helps a lawyer with their routine legal work but does not have the license to practice law.
320 paranormal If something is paranormal UFO sightings are paranormal.
321 Paratha
322 parallelled The past tense and past participle of parallel.
323 parcels The plural form of parcel; more than one (kind of) parcel.
324 parallelling The present participle of parallel.
325 parasailed The past tense and past participle of parasail.
326 parasailing The present participle of parasail.
327 parasailor A parasailor is a person who parasails.
328 parasailors The plural form of parasailor; more than one (kind of) parasailor.
329 parasails The plural form of parasail; more than one (kind of) parasail.
330 parasite A parasite person who lives on other people's expense and gives little or nothing back.
331 parbuckles The plural form of parbuckle; more than one (kind of) parbuckle.
332 parbuckling The present participle of parbuckle.
333 parcel A package; a box wrapped in paper; a thing bigger than a letter that is sent in the mail. On my birthday, I got a parcel in the mail.
334 Parding
335 parceled The past tense and past participle of parcel.
336 pardoned The past tense and past participle of pardon.
337 pardoning The present participle of pardon.
338 pardons The third-person singular form of pardon.
339 parceling The present participle of parcel.
340 parcelled The past tense and past participle of parcel.
341 parent The parents of a person or animal are its father and mother. Children may only enter the pool with a parent or guardian.
342 parcelling The present participle of parcel.
343 parbaked The past tense and past participle of parbake.
344 parentheses The plural form of parenthesis; more than one (kind of) parenthesis.
345 parbaking The present participle of parbake.
346 parbuckle A parbuckle is a loop of rope that is arranged like a sling. It is used for raising or lowering casks or any cylindrical objects.
347 parbuckled The past tense and past participle of parbuckle.
348 parcooking The present participle of parcook.
349 parents The plural form of parent; more than one (kind of) parent. A person's mother and father. My parents won't let me go out this weekend because I got a bad grade on a test.; His parents got divorced this summer.
350 parents-in-law The plural form of parent-in-law; more than one (kind of) parent-in-law.
351 pares The third-person singular form of pare.
352 parfried The past tense and past participle of parfry.
353 parfries The third-person singular form of parfry.
354 parfry If you parfry something
355 parfrying The present participle of parfry.
356 parcooks The third-person singular form of parcook.
357 pardon You use pardon to show that you didn't hear or understand someone. "Could you close the door, please?" "Pardon!" "Close the door, please."
358 pare If you pare something Victor pared some apples in preparation to make a tart.
359 pared The past tense and past participle of pare.
360 paring The present participle of pare.
361 parings The plural form of paring; more than one (kind of) paring.
362 parental If something is parental it has to do with parents (mothers and fathers).
363 parbake If you parbake something
364 parishes The plural form of parish; more than one (kind of) parish.
365 parch If you parch something The sun today could parch cement.
366 parched If something is parched
367 parbakes The third-person singular form of parbake.
368 parked The past tense and past participle of park.
369 parking The present participle of park.
370 parking lot A parking lot is an open area where you can park your car. When I got the restaurant, I parked my car in the parking lot.
371 parking lots The plural form of parking lot; more than one (kind of) parking lot.
372 parks The plural form of park; more than one (kind of) park.
373 parboil If you parboil something
374 parboiled The past tense and past participle of parboil.
375 parboiling The present participle of parboil.
376 parches The third-person singular form of parch.
377 parboils The third-person singular form of parboil.
378 parching The present participle of parch.
379 parchment Parchment is a material made from the polished skin of a calf
380 parchments The plural form of parchment; more than one (kind of) parchment.
381 parcook If you parcook something
382 parcooked The past tense and past participle of parcook.
383 parliaments The plural form of parliament; more than one (kind of) parliament.
384 parfumerie A parfumerie is a shop selling perfumes.
385 parlor A parlor is the living room of a house
386 parlors The plural form of parlor; more than one (kind of) parlor.
387 parlour A parlour is the living room of a house
388 parlours The plural form of parlour; more than one (kind of) parlour.
389 parfumeries The plural form of parfumerie; more than one (kind of) parfumerie.
390 pariah A pariah is someone who is rejected from society.
391 pariahs The plural form of pariah; more than one (kind of) pariah.
392 Paris Paris is the capital of France.
393 parish An area looked after by one local church and its ministers
394 parole Parole is the supervised release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence.
395 paroles The plural form of parole; more than one (kind of) parole.
396 paronomasia Paronomasia is the use of a word or phrase with two meanings in a funny or interesting way that makes you think of both meanings.
397 paronomasias The plural form of paronomasia; more than one (kind of) paronomasia.
398 parented The past tense and past participle of parent.
399 park A park is an outdoor area where people can relax and play. We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central Park.; Algonquin Provincial Park is the oldest, largest park in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.; I'm going to take the kids to the park to play on the swings.
400 parka A parka is a long jacket with a hood which protects the wearer against rain and wind.
401 parkas The plural form of parka; more than one (kind of) parka.
402 parenthesis A parenthesis is a symbol that looks like ( or ). A person may see parentheses when reading books. Most of the time Billy and Bob wrote their papers (Billy wrote about karate, and Bob wrote about dogs).; *The quote inside the parentheses, "Billy wrote about karate, and Bob wrote about dogs", is put inside parentheses because it would be a run-on sentence if there were no parentheses.; *You can also use commas as parentheses, but you need to write the sentence differently.
403 parlance Parlance is the way a person speaks or uses words that is related to their job or interest.
404 parenting Parenting is the process of raising a child from birth until adulthood.
405 parrot A parrot is a type of tropical bird sometimes kept as a pet. Movie pirates always seem to have parrots.; I had a pet parrot named Peter.
406 parroted The past tense and past participle of parrot.
407 parroting The present participle of parrot.
408 parrots The plural form of parrot; more than one (kind of) parrot.
409 parlances The plural form of parlance; more than one (kind of) parlance.
410 parry If you parry
411 parrying The present participle of parry.
412 parley A parley is a conference between enemies.
413 parleyed The past tense and past participle of parley.
414 parsed The past tense and past participle of parse.
415 parleying The present participle of parley.
416 parleys The plural form of parley; more than one (kind of) parley.
417 parsing The present participle of parse.
418 parliament Parliament is the elected people who work together to make and debate a country's laws. She was elected to parliament and is now the assistant minister for the environment.; He was formerly an international relations adviser to the Russian parliament.; The Parliament approved the government's proposal for the new classification of illegal drugs.; Six members of the Afghan parliament were killed.; The party now controls two-thirds of the seats in parliament.; A majority of Iraq's parliament supports a U.S. withdrawal.
419 parentings The plural form of parenting; more than one (kind of) parenting.
420 parent-in-law A person's parent-in-law is their spouse's parent.
421 Parni
422 parodied The past tense and past participle of parody.
423 parodies The plural form of parody; more than one (kind of) parody.
424 parody A parody is a performance that imitates the style of another work with exaggeration.
425 parodying The present participle of parody.
426 parr A parr is a young salmon fish
427 parred The past tense and past participle of par.
428 parricide Parricide is the act of killing a relative
429 participant A participant is a person who takes part in something. The athlete was a participant at the Olympics.
430 participants The plural form of participant; more than one (kind of) participant.
431 parricides The plural form of parricide; more than one (kind of) parricide.
432 parried The past tense and past participle of parry.
433 parries The third-person singular form of parry.
434 parring The present participle of par.
435 parrs The plural form of parr; more than one (kind of) parr.
436 pars The plural form of par; more than one (kind of) par.
437 participative When something or someone is participative
438 parse If you parse a word
439 parses The third-person singular form of parse.
440 parliamentarian A parliamentarian is a member of a parliament or congress.
441 parliamentarians The plural form of parliamentarian; more than one (kind of) parliamentarian.
442 parliamentary If something is parliamentary
443 particle A particle is a very small His eye hurt because a particle of dust had got into it.
444 particles The plural form of particle; more than one (kind of) particle.
445 Parling
446 partake If you partake in something Brutes partake in this faculty.
447 particulars The plural form of particular; more than one (kind of) particular.
448 partaken The past participle of partake.
449 partakes The third-person singular form of partake.
450 parting The present participle of part. I started parting my hair on the other side and I really like it.
451 partaking The present participle of partake.
452 parted The past tense and past participle of part.
453 partial A partial list The dinner was only a partial success – everyone loved the dessert, but nobody liked the soup.
454 partitioned The past tense and past participle of partition.
455 partitioning The present participle of partition.
456 partially If something is partially true
457 partly If something is partly done
458 participate If you participate in something We can both participate in the game.
459 participated The past tense and past participle of participate.
460 participates The third-person singular form of participate.
461 participating The present participle of participate.
462 participation Participation is the act of joining together with other people to do something. After the injury, he was removed from active participation in the war.
463 partnerships The plural form of partnership; more than one (kind of) partnership.
464 partook The past tense of partake.
465 participations The plural form of participation; more than one (kind of) participation.
466 participatory When something is participatory
467 participial of or relating to a participle
468 parts of speech The plural form of part of speech; more than one (kind of) part of speech.
469 participials The plural form of participial; more than one (kind of) participial.
470 party pooper A party pooper is a person who spoils the fun and excitement in something.
471 party poopers The plural form of party pooper; more than one (kind of) party pooper.
472 Parsi religion
473 partying The present participle of party. Lately he's been partying 2 or 3 days a week. I just don't know what to do with him.
474 Parvati
475 parsley Parsley is a bright green herb.
476 parsleys The plural form of parsley; more than one (kind of) parsley.
477 part A part of something is one piece of it or a small amount of it. As a part of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.; Part of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.; I don't have the right part to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.
478 part of speech The parts of speech are a traditional grouping of word classes into: noun
479 participle A participle is a form of a verb that has not been tensed. The expression headed by a participle is used either as a complement or as an adjunct. In the following sentences, the underlined word is a participle:; Boiling water is very hot.; The used book had a dirty cover.; I was studying English when you called this morning.; I have walked on this street many times.; The table is supported by four legs.; Without thinking, he ran down the street.
480 participles The plural form of participle; more than one (kind of) participle. Verbs in English have two participles: present and past.
481 partied The past tense and past participle of party.
482 parties The plural form of party; more than one (kind of) party.
483 partisan A partisan is a person who is a supporter of a political party
484 partisans The plural form of partisan; more than one (kind of) partisan.
485 passed The past tense and past participle of pass.
486 partition A partition is a physical barrier which separates a space into two parts. Our office is divided up by partitions.
487 passed the buck The past tense and past participle of pass the buck.
488 partitions The plural form of partition; more than one (kind of) partition.
489 partner Partners are people My partner, Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.
490 partnered The past tense and past participle of partner.
491 passerby A passerby is someone who walks past a location or event. As the two argued, passersby paid little attention.
492 partnering The present participle of partner.
493 partners The plural form of partner; more than one (kind of) partner.
494 passersby The plural form of passerby; more than one (kind of) passerby.
495 partnership A partnership is two people or groups working together Microsoft has entered into a partnership with Apple to develop software for the Macintosh.; If one member of the partnership dies, the other member may have difficulty continuing the business.
496 partridge A partridge is a type of bird from the family Phasianidae On the first day of christmas my true love sent to me, a partridge in a pear tree. - The Twelve Days of Christmas
497 passes away The third-person singular form of pass away.
498 passes the buck The third-person singular form of pass the buck.
499 partridges The plural form of partridge; more than one (kind of) partridge.
500 passing away The present participle of pass away.
501 passing the buck The present participle of pass the buck.
502 parts The plural form of part; more than one (kind of) part.
503 party A party is when people get together for fun or to celebrate something like a birthday. I'm throwing a huge party for my 21st birthday. There'll be cake, games, and lots of fun!
504 passionate If a person is passionate
505 Party Poppers
506 passionfruit
507 pas The plural form of pa; more than one (kind of) pa.
508 particular A particular thing is the one that you mean and not any other. Usually it is not allowed, but in this particular case, it's OK.; I don't see any way to solve this particular problem.
509 particularly If something is particularly interesting Tonight's dinner was particularly good.; They are helpful for everyone but can be particularly useful for younger students.; He never does anything particularly interesting.
510 passable If something is passable
511 passage A passage is the act of passing Getting a driver's licence is a rite of passage from being a child to becoming an adult.
512 passages The plural form of passage; more than one (kind of) passage.
513 passed away The past tense and past participle of pass away.
514 passenger A passenger is a person who is riding a vehicle—not the driver. The boat can carry 101 passengers at more than 80 km/h across waves 1.5 m high.; The driver was killed in the car accident, but the two passengers were unharmed.; Both passenger trains and freight trains use the same tracks.
515 passengers The plural form of passenger; more than one (kind of) passenger.
516 passer A passer is someone who passes.
517 passer-by A passer-by is someone who walks past a location or event. As the two argued, passers-by paid little attention.
518 passers The plural form of passer; more than one (kind of) passer.
519 paste Paste is a thick liquid for sticking (attaching) things together. Paste is like glue He mixed flour and water to make a paste for sticking the paper together.
520 passers-by The plural form of passer-by; more than one (kind of) passer-by.
521 passes The third-person singular form of pass.
522 passing The present participle of pass.
523 passion Passion is a strong feeling I have a passion for soap operas!; His passion for Tiffany was met with indifference.
524 passion fruit a type fruit that can be found in Brazil
525 passionately If you do something passionately The fans passionately cheered for the home team.
526 passions The plural form of passion; more than one (kind of) passion.
527 pas de deux (French) a ballet term meaning a dance for two The Black Swan pas de deux in "Swan Lake" is thrilling.; Who will dance the pas de deux in "The Nutcracker"?; There are four segments to a traditional pas de deux.; There are many pas de deux in classical ballet.
528 Pascal Pascal is a male given name.
529 Pashto Pashto is a language spoken mainly in Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan.
530 pass If you pass something Please, step to the right and let faster people pass on your left.; She was so close to the road that she could feel the wind from passing cars.; He looked in as he passed the window.; We passed through the tunnel and were back out into the light.; She passed her hand across her face.; He passed the belt through the loops in his pants.; Did you see two people pass this way, a man and a woman, walking north?
531 pass away If someone passes away After my dad passed away, I had to help raise my brothers
532 pass the buck If you pass the buck you give a job or responsibility that should be yours to someone else. This often means that a job is passed around so no one really does it. Politicians are infamous for passing the buck amongst each other, using others as scapegoats.
533 passports The plural form of passport; more than one (kind of) passport.
534 password A secret code that is used to get access to something.
535 passwords The plural form of password; more than one (kind of) password.
536 past A time before now. In the past, many years ago, I was a good doctor.; Stuff in the past is a lot different than it is now.
537 past participle A past participle is a verb form In the following sentences, the underlined word is a past participle:; Have you seen her?; The used book had a dirty cover.; I have walked on this street many times.; The table is supported by four legs.
538 past participles The plural form of past participle; more than one (kind of) past participle.
539 pasting The present participle of paste.
540 pasta Pasta is a type of dough made from wheat and water and sometimes mixed with egg and formed into various shapes.
541 pastas The plural form of pasta; more than one (kind of) pasta.
542 passive If someone is passive Watching TV is a much more passive activity than reading.; After his injury, he was forced to play a more passive role on the team.
543 passively If something is done passively
544 passport A passport is an official document that identifies a person
545 pastry A pastry is a mixture of flour The cook rolled out the pastry to make it thin to use as a pie crust.
546 pastiest The superlative form of pasty; most pasty.
547 pasture land covered with grass. there are cattle or sheep.
548 pastures The plural form of pasture; more than one (kind of) pasture.
549 pasty If something is pasty These mashed potatoes aren’t cooked well; they are very pasty.
550 pat If you pat something Rinse the meat with water then pat dry.; "You're good people, too, Agnes." He reached over an patted her shoulder. "Don't worry."; She held the baby close to her chest and gently patted his back.; He patted his pocket, looking for cigarettes.; The dog relaxed as he scratched her ears and patted her head.
551 pastille A pastille is a soft flavoured sweet or candy.
552 pastilles The plural form of pastille; more than one (kind of) pastille.
553 pastor A pastor is a priest who is in-charge of a church.
554 pasted The past tense and past participle of paste.
555 Pastels
556 pastes The plural form of paste; more than one (kind of) paste.
557 pasteurise If you pasteurise milk
558 patchiness The patchiness of something is how patchy it is.
559 pasteurised The past tense and past participle of pasteurise. The milk was pasteurised.
560 pasteurises The third-person singular form of pasteurise.
561 pasteurising The present participle of pasteurise.
562 pasteurize If you pasteurize milk
563 pastors The plural form of pastor; more than one (kind of) pastor.
564 pasteurized The past tense and past participle of pasteurize.
565 pasteurizes The third-person singular form of pasteurize.
566 paternal Paternal is the adjective related to the noun 'father'. A paternal inheritance is one which comes from your father.
567 paternities The plural form of paternity; more than one (kind of) paternity.
568 pasteurizing The present participle of pasteurize.
569 path A path is a way to get to a place. It is like a small road That path leads into the woods.
570 pastie A pastie is an item that is worn to hide one's nipples.
571 pastier The comparative form of pasty; more pasty.
572 pasties The plural form of pastie; more than one (kind of) pastie.
573 patch A patch is a small area that is a different colour or material from the area around it. He'd come every other Sunday afternoon to mow the little patch of grass in front of the house.; He had red patches of skin in different places on his body.; We could see blue patches of sky between the trees.; Joe's father looked to the dark patch under the tree where Joe stood concealed.; Our small patch of forest was different.
574 patch up If you patch up a relationship I really don't want to argue with my friend. How can I patch things up?
575 patched The past tense and past participle of patch.
576 pastime A pastime is an activity that you do to use up time. Watching soccer is our favorite pastime.
577 pastimes The plural form of pastime; more than one (kind of) pastime.
578 Patcher
579 pastored The past tense and past participle of pastor.
580 paths The plural form of path; more than one (kind of) path.
581 pathway A pathway is a path or track.
582 pathways The plural form of pathway; more than one (kind of) pathway.
583 pastoring The present participle of pastor.
584 patient If someone is patient It's hard to be patient with people who don't listen to you.; I'm a patient man with a long memory; I can wait.
585 patches The plural form of patch; more than one (kind of) patch.
586 patients The plural form of patient; more than one (kind of) patient.
587 patchier The comparative form of patchy; more patchy.
588 patchiest The superlative form of patchy; most patchy.
589 patio A patio is an outdoor area near a house. Its surface is often covered with stones
590 patching The present participle of patch.
591 patchy If a surface is patchy
592 Patel
593 patent A patent is a way of protecting an invention from being stolen. Thomas Edison had over 2000 patents.
594 patented The past tense and past participle of patent.
595 patenting The present participle of patent.
596 patents The plural form of patent; more than one (kind of) patent.
597 paternity Paternity is a relation between a father and his child.
598 patrician A patrician is a person born into a wealthy or high-ranking family.
599 patricians The plural form of patrician; more than one (kind of) patrician.
600 pastries The plural form of pastry; more than one (kind of) pastry.
601 pasts The plural form of past; more than one (kind of) past.
602 pathogens The plural form of pathogen; more than one (kind of) pathogen.
603 pathologies The plural form of pathology; more than one (kind of) pathology.
604 pathologist A pathologist is an expert in pathology.
605 patriot A patriot is someone who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
606 patriotic If you are patriotic During the war, it was common to hear patriotic songs on the radio.; It is your patriotic duty to vote in the election.
607 pathologists The plural form of pathologist; more than one (kind of) pathologist.
608 pathology The branch of medicine concerned with the study of the nature of disease and its causes
609 patriots The plural form of patriot; more than one (kind of) patriot.
610 Pathri
611 patience If someone has patience Andrew has so much patience with the children; I just get so angry with them.
612 patiently Doing something patiently means to do it in a patient manner. Jimmy waited patiently for his mother to bring him his favorite toy.
613 patina Patina is a coating of various chemical compounds such as oxides or carbonates formed on the surface of metal during exposure to weathering.
614 patron A patron is a supporter of something. John, a well known patron of the arts, donated a large sum of money to the local museum last summer.
615 patinas The plural form of patina; more than one (kind of) patina.
616 patios The plural form of patio; more than one (kind of) patio.
617 Patir
618 Patna Patna is the capital city of the state of Bihar in India.
619 patronise When you patronise someone He patronised the downtown restaurant.
620 patriarch A patriarch is a male leader of a family
621 patriarchies The plural form of patriarchy; more than one (kind of) patriarchy.
622 patriarchs The plural form of patriarch; more than one (kind of) patriarch.
623 patronises The third-person singular form of patronise.
624 patriarchy A patriarchy is a society where the oldest male is considered to be the leader of the household.
625 Patricia Patricia is a female given name.
626 Pathak
627 patronizer A patronizer is a person who patronizes something and supports it.
628 Pathan
629 pathetic Arousing pity The student's pathetic pleas for an extension stirred the teacher's heart.
630 pathogen A pathogen is something that is able to cause disease
631 patrimonies The plural form of patrimony; more than one (kind of) patrimony.
632 patrimony Patrimony is a right or estate inherited from their father or from any male ancestor.
633 patriotism Patriotism is love Americans get a burst of patriotism every year on July 4 when they celebrate Independence Day.
634 patriotisms The plural form of patriotism; more than one (kind of) patriotism.
635 patrol A patrol is a movement to keep watch over an area at regular intervals so as to ensure the area's security.
636 patter Patter refers to the soft sound that feet makes when walking on a hard surface. The night was very quiet, and I could hear the patter of the mice crawling in the kitchen.
637 patrolled The past tense and past participle of patrol.
638 patrolling The present participle of patrol.
639 patrols The plural form of patrol; more than one (kind of) patrol.
640 patterned The past tense and past participle of pattern.
641 patterning The present participle of pattern.
642 patterns The plural form of pattern; more than one (kind of) pattern.
643 patronage Patronage is money and aid given to support a person or an organization.
644 patronages The plural form of patronage; more than one (kind of) patronage.
645 patting The present participle of pat.
646 patroness A patroness is a woman that supports or provides money for an activity or person
647 patronesses The plural form of patroness; more than one (kind of) patroness.
648 Patwaris
649 patronised The past tense and past participle of patronise.
650 patronising If x is patronising towards y Often the tourist is hated for his patronising attitude towards the locals.
651 patricide Patricide is the act of killing one's own father.
652 patronizing If x is patronizing towards y Often the tourist is hated for his patronizing attitude towards the locals.
653 patricides The plural form of patricide; more than one (kind of) patricide.
654 Patrick Patrick is a male given name.
655 pats The plural form of pat; more than one (kind of) pat.
656 patsies The plural form of patsy; more than one (kind of) patsy.
657 patsy A patsy is a scapegoat Lee said he did not do anything wrong. He said that he was a patsy.
658 patted The past tense and past participle of pat.
659 pattered The past tense and past participle of patter.
660 pattering The present participle of patter.
661 pattern A pattern is a design that uses the same set of elements many times in the same order. The table cloth had a simple pattern of red and white squares.
662 paw A paw is the foot of a dog
663 patters The plural form of patter; more than one (kind of) patter.
664 patties The plural form of patty; more than one (kind of) patty.
665 patty A patty is a flat circular piece of ground meat.
666 Patwari
667 Paul Paul is a male given name.
668 patroniser A patroniser is a person who patronises something and supports it.
669 patronisers The plural form of patroniser; more than one (kind of) patroniser.
670 patronize When you patronize someone He patronized the downtown restaurant.
671 paws The plural form of paw; more than one (kind of) paw.
672 patronized The past tense and past participle of patronize.
673 pay wages
674 payable If something is payable
675 patronizers The plural form of patronizer; more than one (kind of) patronizer.
676 patronizes The third-person singular form of patronize.
677 patrons The plural form of patron; more than one (kind of) patron.
678 pausing The present participle of pause.
679 pave When you pave a road
680 paved The past tense and past participle of pave.
681 paying The present participle of pay. We'll be paying for our house for many years to come.
682 payment A payment is some money that someone is giving to someone else when they're buying something. I sent the things they wanted, but I haven't gotten the payment for them yet.
683 pavement A pavement is the paved path that a pedestrian uses
684 paves The third-person singular form of pave.
685 paving The present participle of pave.
686 pawed The past tense and past participle of paw.
687 pawing The present participle of paw.
688 pawn A pawn in the game of chess is a piece that can only move forward. Each player will get eight pawns.
689 pawned The past tense and past participle of pawn.
690 pawning The present participle of pawn.
691 pawns The plural form of pawn; more than one (kind of) pawn.
692 pays The third-person singular form of pay.
693 Paula Paula is a female given name.
694 pea A pea is a small green seed that you can eat as a vegetable.
695 pawrent A pawrent is the owner of a pet dog or cat.
696 pawrents The plural form of pawrent; more than one (kind of) pawrent.
697 pauper A pauper is a very poor person.
698 peacefully If something is done peacefully
699 peacefulness The peacefulness of a place is how peaceful it is.
700 pay If you pay Bess worked for eight hours and they paid her a hundred dollars.
701 payback Payback is an act of revenge. They beat us last year, so this year's win was payback.
702 paupers The plural form of pauper; more than one (kind of) pauper.
703 paybacks The plural form of payback; more than one (kind of) payback.
704 peacocks The plural form of peacock; more than one (kind of) peacock.
705 paycheck Money received (normally in the form of a check) in return for work performed during the previous pay period. My paycheck was pleasantly high this week!
706 pause To pause is to stop current work and do some other work for some time. He paused the video for some time.
707 peaking The present participle of peak.
708 paused The past tense and past participle of pause.
709 pauses The third-person singular form of pause.
710 payday Your payday is the day you get paid by your employer.
711 paydays The plural form of payday; more than one (kind of) payday.
712 payments The plural form of payment; more than one (kind of) payment. Please be sure to send your payments in on time.
713 payoff A payoff is a payment in full.
714 pay-off A pay-off is a payment in full.
715 payoffs The plural form of payoff; more than one (kind of) payoff.
716 pay-offs The plural form of pay-off; more than one (kind of) pay-off.
717 payout A payout is the amount of money paid for a job.
718 payouts The plural form of payout; more than one (kind of) payout.
719 payroll A payroll is a list of employees of a company and the amount of money (salary) they are paid.
720 payrolls The plural form of payroll; more than one (kind of) payroll.
721 PB Personal best.
722 peace Peace is the way a country is when there is no war. The people lived in peace for thirty years.
723 pear-like Pear-like is another way of spelling pearlike.
724 pearling The present participle of pearl.
725 pearls The plural form of pearl; more than one (kind of) pearl.
726 pearly Pearly is a light greyish white color that has some tints of blue.
727 pears The plural form of pear; more than one (kind of) pear.
728 Peace be upon him
729 peas The plural form of pea; more than one (kind of) pea.
730 peasant A peasant is a poor agricultural worker in the countryside.
731 peasants The plural form of peasant; more than one (kind of) peasant.
732 peaceful A place or person is peaceful when there is silence or quiet. There is no noise and nothing happening suddenly.
733 peach A sweet fruit. You need to take the pit out of that peach.
734 pebble A pebble is a small round stone.
735 pebbles The plural form of pebble; more than one (kind of) pebble.
736 Peach Tree State The Peach Tree State is a nickname for Georgia.
737 pecked The past tense and past participle of peck.
738 pecking The present participle of peck.
739 pecks The third-person singular form of peck.
740 pectin Pectin is a polysaccharide found in ripe fruits and it is used to make jellies and jams.
741 pectins The plural form of pectin; more than one (kind of) pectin.
742 peaches The plural form of peach; more than one (kind of) peach. Peaches are my favorite fruit.
743 paychecks The plural form of paycheck; more than one (kind of) paycheck.
744 peanut A peanut is a type of legume that looks like a nut.
745 peanut butter A type of spread made from peanuts.
746 peanut butters The plural form of peanut butter; more than one (kind of) peanut butter.
747 peanuts The plural form of peanut; more than one (kind of) peanut.
748 pedaling The present participle of pedal.
749 pedalled The past tense and past participle of pedal.
750 pedalling The present participle of pedal.
751 pedals The plural form of pedal; more than one (kind of) pedal.
752 pear A pear is an edible fruit that is made by the pear tree Sally bit into a ripe green pear, with juice coming out from either side of her mouth.
753 pearl A pearl is a round She bought a pearl necklace.
754 Pearlance
755 pearled The past tense and past participle of pearl.
756 pearlier The comparative form of pearly; more pearly.
757 peddler A peddler is a person who sells small goods.
758 pearlies The plural form of pearly; more than one (kind of) pearly.
759 pearliest The superlative form of pearly; most pearly.
760 pearlike If something is pearlike
761 peary If something is peary
762 peat Peat is soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas
763 peats The plural form of peat; more than one (kind of) peat.
764 peacock A peacock is a male big bird that has a very long colorful tail feathers with eye-like markings on it. The peacock is the national bird of India.
765 pedestaling The present participle of pedestal.
766 pedestals The plural form of pedestal; more than one (kind of) pedestal.
767 peak A peak is a point at the top of an object.
768 peaked The past tense and past participle of peak.
769 peaks The plural form of peak; more than one (kind of) peak.
770 peal A peal is a sudden loud sound from a bell
771 peals The plural form of peal; more than one (kind of) peal.
772 pedagogy Pedagogy is the profession of teaching.
773 pedal A pedal is a kind of lever that is used by the foot to control a machine. A bicycle He pressed his foot down on the pedal of the car and it started to go faster.; A piano usually has two or three pedals to control the sound of the musical notes made.
774 pedaled The past tense and past participle of pedal.
775 pedigree A pedigree is a record of ancestors.
776 pedigrees The plural form of pedigree; more than one (kind of) pedigree.
777 pedant A pedant is someone who is too worried about small details
778 pedantic If someone is being pedantic
779 pedophile In general use
780 pedants The plural form of pedant; more than one (kind of) pedant.
781 pedophilia In general use Pedophilia causes problems in children who are victims of it.; Pedophilia sometimes is the pedophile's only sexual attraction, but sometimes exists alongside normal attraction to other adults.
782 peddle If you peddle
783 pedophilic Of
784 peddled The past tense and past participle of peddle.
785 peddlers The plural form of peddler; more than one (kind of) peddler.
786 peduncles The plural form of peduncle; more than one (kind of) peduncle.
787 peddles The third-person singular form of peddle.
788 pee pee Alternative spelling of pee-pee.
789 pee pees The plural form of pee pee; more than one (kind of) pee pee.
790 peddling The present participle of peddle.
791 pederastic Relating to a man's erotic love for adolescent boys (male version of korephilia).
792 pederasty Pederasty is the erotic love
793 pedestal A pedestal is a platform that holds up objects such as statues and vases.
794 pedestaled The past tense and past participle of pedestal.
795 peck When a bird pecks on something
796 peel If you peel a fruit I am going to peel this banana.
797 peculiar When something is peculiar The girl there standing in the crowd of boys there looks rather peculiar.
798 peeled The past tense and past participle of peel.
799 peeling The present participle of peel.
800 peels The third-person singular form of peel.
801 peep A peep is a quick and secret look.
802 peculiarly If something is done peculiarly
803 pee-pee Pee-pee is another name of urine.
804 pee-pees The plural form of pee-pee; more than one (kind of) pee-pee.
805 peeping The present participle of peep.
806 peeping tom A peeping tom is a person who watches another for the purpose of sexual pleasure without them knowing.
807 peeping toms The plural form of peeping tom; more than one (kind of) peeping tom.
808 peeps The plural form of peep; more than one (kind of) peep.
809 peer A peer is someone of the same level as you. I have peers in school that often help me when I need their help.
810 peerage The peerage of a state means those people who form the aristocracy of that state. The peerage in the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is represented in the Kingdom's House of Lords.
811 pedagogies The plural form of pedagogy; more than one (kind of) pedagogy.
812 peered The past tense and past participle of peer.
813 peering The present participle of peer.
814 peerless When someone is peerless
815 peers The plural form of peer; more than one (kind of) peer.
816 pees The third-person singular form of pee.
817 peevish A peevish is a person who has a petty bad temper.
818 peevishness Peevishness is the state of being peevish.
819 peg A peg is a short pin or bolt that is used for hanging things.
820 pegged The past tense and past participle of peg.
821 pedicure Pedicure is a cosmetic treatment that involves the care for a person's feet and toenails.
822 pegs The plural form of peg; more than one (kind of) peg.
823 pedicures The plural form of pedicure; more than one (kind of) pedicure.
824 pedometer A pedometer is a device that measures the number of steps taken.
825 pedometers The plural form of pedometer; more than one (kind of) pedometer.
826 pedophiles The plural form of pedophile; more than one (kind of) pedophile.
827 pedophilias The plural form of pedophilia; more than one (kind of) pedophilia.
828 Pedophobia
829 peduncle A part of a plant. It keeps the sepals in place.
830 pee Pee is urine The dog got pee on my shoe.
831 pelted The past tense and past participle of pelt.
832 pelting The present participle of pelt.
833 pelts The plural form of pelt; more than one (kind of) pelt.
834 pelves The plural form of pelvis; more than one (kind of) pelvis.
835 peed The past tense and past participle of pee.
836 pelvises The plural form of pelvis; more than one (kind of) pelvis.
837 pen A pen is a writing tool that uses ink. She sat down with pen and paper and started a letter to her aunt.; He picked up his ballpoint pen, crossed out some words.
838 peeing The present participle of pee.
839 peek A peek is a quick glance.
840 peeked The past tense and past participle of peek.
841 peeking The present participle of peek.
842 peeks The plural form of peek; more than one (kind of) peek.
843 peel off
844 penalized The past tense and past participle of penalize.
845 peeped The past tense and past participle of peep.
846 pedestrian A person who is walking or traveling by foot. The pedestrian crossed the road when all the cars had stopped.
847 penalties The plural form of penalty; more than one (kind of) penalty.
848 penalty A penalty is a legal punishment for committing a crime. The penalty for his crime was to pay a fine.
849 pedestrianisation Pedestrianisation refers to making a street become only usable by people (pedestrians) instead of being used by vehicles such as cars.
850 pedestrianization Pedestrianization refers to making a street become only usable by people (pedestrians) instead of being used by vehicles such as cars.
851 pedestrians The plural form of pedestrian; more than one (kind of) pedestrian.
852 penances The plural form of penance; more than one (kind of) penance.
853 pence The plural form of penny; more than one (kind of) penny. These apples are twenty pence each.
854 penchant If a person has a penchant for something He has a penchant for fine wine.
855 penchants The plural form of penchant; more than one (kind of) penchant.
856 pediatrician A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in treating children.
857 pediatricians The plural form of pediatrician; more than one (kind of) pediatrician.
858 pend If you pend a decision
859 pejorative A pejorative term In modern slang, the word wicked has lost its perjorative meaning.
860 pejoratives The plural form of pejorative; more than one (kind of) pejorative.
861 pended The past tense and past participle of pend.
862 Peking Peking is the old name for Beijing.
863 pends The third-person singular form of pend.
864 pelican A pelican is a large water bird.
865 pelicans The plural form of pelican; more than one (kind of) pelican.
866 pellet Pellet is a chunk or mass of a material.
867 pellets The plural form of pellet; more than one (kind of) pellet.
868 pelt The skin of an animal with hair on it; a raw hide; a skin with the hairy or woolly covering on it.
869 pelvis The pelvis is a group of bones around the lower torso that form the hip. Older people often fall and break their pelvis.
870 penal If something is penal penal code
871 penalise When you penalise someone When you give such a long answer to a question that requires only one line in the examination, you are only penalising yourself.; Bob was caught for speeding, and the traffic police officer penalised him with a speeding ticket.
872 penetration Penetration is the action of penetrating into something.
873 penetrations The plural form of penetration; more than one (kind of) penetration.
874 penalised The past tense and past participle of penalise.
875 penalises The third-person singular form of penalise.
876 peninsula A peninsula is a landmass that is surrounded on almost all sides by water
877 penalising The present participle of penalise.
878 penalize When you penalize someone
879 penises The plural form of penis; more than one (kind of) penis.
880 penknife A penknife is a small knife that you can fold.
881 penknives The plural form of penknife; more than one (kind of) penknife.
882 pennant A flag used to show support for a particular team.
883 penalizes The third-person singular form of penalize.
884 penalizing The present participle of penalize.
885 peerages The plural form of peerage; more than one (kind of) peerage.
886 penalty kick A penalty kick is a free-kick that is taken from the penalty spot; it is taken after a defensive foul in the penalty box and the goalkeeper is the only person on the field to defend against it. The penalty kick saved them from defeat today.
887 penalty kicks The plural form of penalty kick; more than one (kind of) penalty kick.
888 penance A penance is an action you do as a punishment. You do penance when you have done something wrong and want to compensate for it. His penance was to pray for two days and not eat
889 pegging Pegging is the thrusting of a strap-on into a man's anus. The purpose of pegging is usually sexual pleasure.
890 pendants The plural form of pendant; more than one (kind of) pendant.
891 pension A pension is money paid regularly by a government or company to someone who has stopped working When her pension ran out, she had to sell her house and move in with her daughter.; He regularly puts money into a retirement pension plan.; The employees do not like how the company is investing their retirement pension funds.
892 pending While waiting for something; until. Final approval was not given pending agreement on how the money would be spent.; He may not leave the country pending the outcome of the trial.
893 pendulum A pendulum is a weight that is suspended from a fixed support so that it swings freely back and forth.
894 pensions The plural form of pension; more than one (kind of) pension.
895 pendulums The plural form of pendulum; more than one (kind of) pendulum.
896 penes The plural form of penis; more than one (kind of) penis.
897 pentagon A pentagon (⬟) is a shape that has five sides.
898 pentagons More than one pentagon; plural of pentagon
899 pentagram A pentagram (⛤) is a 5-pointed star shape with self-intersecting lines.
900 pentagrams The plural form of pentagram; more than one (kind of) pentagram.
901 penetrable If something is penetrable
902 penetrate If you penetrate something The rocket was the first to penetrate space.; Light penetrates into the windows during the daytime.; A penis penetrates the vagina during intercourse.
903 penetrated The past tense and past participle of penetrate.
904 penetrates The third-person singular form of penetrate.
905 penetrating The present participle of penetrate.
906 penguin A penguin is a sea bird that cannot fly. We went to the Zoo to see the penguins.
907 penguins The plural form of penguin; more than one (kind of) penguin.
908 peninsulas The plural form of peninsula; more than one (kind of) peninsula.
909 penis A penis is the male organ for sex and urination.
910 pennants The plural form of pennant; more than one (kind of) pennant.
911 peopling The present participle of people.
912 pepper Pepper is a kind of spice The pepper was so hot the boy could not eat it.
913 pencil A pencil is used for writing on paper. It is made of wood
914 pepperiest The superlative form of peppery; most peppery.
915 pencils The plural form of pencil; more than one (kind of) pencil.
916 pendant A pendant is a piece of jewellery that hangs from a chain worn around the neck.
917 pensioned The past tense and past participle of pension.
918 pepperonis The plural form of pepperoni; more than one (kind of) pepperoni.
919 peppers The plural form of pepper; more than one (kind of) pepper.
920 peppery If a dish] is peppery
921 pensioning The present participle of pension.
922 per cent You use per cent show the number of parts out of one hundred. The symbol for per cent is %. The cost of gas has increased seven per cent in the last month.
923 pentadecagon A pentadecagon is a shape with 15 sides.
924 pentadecagons The plural form of pentadecagon; more than one (kind of) pentadecagon.
925 pentahedra The plural form of pentahedron; more than one (kind of) pentahedron.
926 pentahedron A pentahedron is a polyhedron with five faces.
927 pentahedrons The plural form of pentahedron; more than one (kind of) pentahedron.
928 pentasyllabic A pentasyllabic word is a word that has five syllables.
929 penultimate If something is penultimate Y is the penultimate letter in the alphabet.
930 people The plural form of person; more than one (kind of) person. Who are these people at the party?
931 percent You use percent show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is %. The cost of gas has increased seven percent in the last month.
932 People's republic of china
933 peopled The past tense and past participle of people.
934 peoples The plural form of people; more than one (kind of) people. The native peoples of America speak different languages.
935 penned The past tense and past participle of pen.
936 pennies The plural form of penny; more than one (kind of) penny.
937 penniless If a person is penniless
938 penning The present participle of pen.
939 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania is a state of the United States of America. Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania.
940 penny A penny is a small coin of little value; 100 pennies (or 100 pence) make a pound This sweet only costs a penny.; If you have two pennies, you have two pence.
941 pens The plural form of pen; more than one (kind of) pen.
942 percolated The past tense and past participle of percolate.
943 percolates The third-person singular form of percolate.
944 percolating The present participle of percolate.
945 percolation Percolation is the act of passing a liquid through a porous substance.
946 per for each; during each Double rooms with full breakfast are £40 per person per night.
947 perambulate If you perambulate
948 perambulated The past tense and past participle of perambulate.
949 perambulates The third-person singular form of perambulate.
950 perambulating The present participle of perambulate.
951 perceive If you perceive something He was unable to perceive any difference at all in the room after the changes.
952 perceived The past tense and past participle of perceive. In Japan, smoking while walking is perceived as rude in public places.; A perceived taboo in public places in Thailand is to not walk or move during the King's Anthem.
953 perceives The third-person singular form of perceive.
954 perceiving The present participle of perceive.
955 percentage A percentage of something is the amount as a fraction of 100. The second school has a much higher percentage of girls (62%).
956 perennials The plural form of perennial; more than one (kind of) perennial.
957 percentages The plural form of percentage; more than one (kind of) percentage.
958 perfected The past tense and past participle of perfect.
959 perfecting The present participle of perfect.
960 Perceptible
961 perception Perception is the action of seeing The government hopes to change the public's perception of the problem.; When we asked people what they thought, we found there was a big difference between their perception and reality.
962 perfectionists The plural form of perfectionist; more than one (kind of) perfectionist.
963 People's Republic of China The People's Republic of China refers to the state that includes all of mainland China
964 perfects The third-person singular form of perfect.
965 pepperier The comparative form of peppery; more peppery.
966 perceptions The plural form of perception; more than one (kind of) perception.
967 perch A perch is a type of freshwater fish. Look at that perch jumping out of the water.
968 perched The past tense and past participle of perch.
969 perches The plural form of perch; more than one (kind of) perch.
970 perching The present participle of perch.
971 percolate If you percolate a liquid
972 perforation A perforation is a hole made in something
973 perforations The plural form of perforation; more than one (kind of) perforation.
974 peppermint A peppermint hybrid herb of the mint family.
975 peppermints The plural form of peppermint; more than one (kind of) peppermint.
976 pepperoni A sausage that is commonly put on pizza
977 percussions The plural form of percussion; more than one (kind of) percussion.
978 performed The past tense and past participle of perform.
979 performer A performer is someone who entertains people with music Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, was a great performer.
980 performers The plural form of performer; more than one (kind of) performer.
981 performing The present participle of perform.
982 performs The third-person singular form of perform.
983 percutaneous If something is percutaneous
984 perdure If something perdures He hopes that his fame will perdure through the centuries.
985 perfumeries The plural form of perfumery; more than one (kind of) perfumery.
986 perdured The past tense and past participle of perdure.
987 perdures The third-person singular form of perdure.
988 perduring The present participle of perdure.
989 peregrine falcon The peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) is a bird of prey found in many parts of the world. The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird in the world.
990 peregrine falcons The plural form of peregrine falcon; more than one (kind of) peregrine falcon.
991 perennial If something is perennial it is there every year
992 perfect Something that is perfect has no mistakes She answered him in perfect Japanese.
993 perfection Perfection is the state or quality of having no mistakes I don't expect perfection from teachers, but I do expect honesty and hard work.; The painting represents an ideal of human perfection.
994 perimeter The perimeter is the sum of the distance of all the lengths of the sides of an object.
995 perimeters The plural form of perimeter; more than one (kind of) perimeter.
996 period A period is a length of time. There was a short period when my computer stopped working.; During the first period, Germany scored two goals.; The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic period (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).
997 perfectionist Someone who always tries to be perfect or who has very high standards. He's a perfectionist, because he said a test score of 99% was bad.
998 perfectly If something is done perfectly The car is perfectly aligned in the lot.
999 periodic tables The plural form of periodic table; more than one (kind of) periodic table.
1000 perfidies The plural form of perfidy; more than one (kind of) perfidy.
1001 perfidious A perfidious person is someone who is not trustworthy.
1002 perfidy Perfidy is the state of not being trustworthy.
1003 percussion Percussion is the collision of two items in order to produce a sound.
1004 perfume A perfume is something that gives out a scent Her perfume smelled like lily of the valley.
1005 perfumed The past tense and past participle of perfume.
1006 perfumery A perfumery is a shop selling perfumes.
1007 perfumes The plural form of perfume; more than one (kind of) perfume.
1008 peripherals The plural form of peripheral; more than one (kind of) peripheral.
1009 perfuming The present participle of perfume.
1010 perhaps If you say that perhaps something will happen or that perhaps it is true Perhaps someday I'll learn how to drive.; If I tried again, perhaps it might work.
1011 perish To perish means to die (stop living). The fire destroyed the building, but luckily nobody inside perished.
1012 Perias
1013 perishable If food is perishable
1014 peril Peril is a situation of serious and immediate danger.
1015 perished The past tense and past participle of perish.
1016 perishes The third-person singular form of perish.
1017 perishing The present participle of perish.
1018 perilous If something is perilous
1019 perils The plural form of peril; more than one (kind of) peril.
1020 periodic Something that is periodic happens regularly.
1021 perjured The past tense and past participle of perjure.
1022 perforate If you perforate something
1023 perforated The past tense and past participle of perforate.
1024 perjuring The present participle of perjure.
1025 perforates The third-person singular form of perforate.
1026 perforating The present participle of perforate.
1027 Perforator
1028 perform When you perform something Please come help me perform this task.
1029 performance A performance is a show of acting or music. We went to see a performance by local musicians last night.; The acting was good, but the noise made it difficult to enjoy the performance.
1030 performances The plural form of performance; more than one (kind of) performance.
1031 periodontists The plural form of periodontist; more than one (kind of) periodontist.
1032 perking The present participle of perk.
1033 perks The plural form of perk; more than one (kind of) perk.
1034 periods The plural form of period; more than one (kind of) period.
1035 peripheral If something is peripheral
1036 peripheries The plural form of periphery; more than one (kind of) periphery.
1037 periphery A periphery is an outside boundary or surface of something. The suburbs are a city's periphery.
1038 perishability The perishability of something is how perishable it is.
1039 perishables The plural form of perishable; more than one (kind of) perishable.
1040 permeability The permeability of a material is how easily gas or liquid can go through it. The low permeability of the limestone walls keeps the room dry.
1041 permeable A substance is permeable if it lets some gases or liquids to pass through it. Earthenware is a solid substance which is permeable to small amounts of water.; Biological cell walls are semi-permeable because they let water and some gases pass through, but stop larger molecules.
1042 periwinkle Periwinkle is a plants of the genus Vinca with blue or white flowers.
1043 periwinkles The plural form of periwinkle; more than one (kind of) periwinkle.
1044 perjure If you perjure He perjured himself.
1045 permeating The present participle of permeate.
1046 permissible If something is permissible
1047 permission If you have permission to do something My father gave me permission to go to the city.
1048 permissions The plural form of permission; more than one (kind of) permission.
1049 perjures The third-person singular form of perjure.
1050 permit If you have a permit to do something
1051 permits The plural form of permit; more than one (kind of) permit.
1052 permitted The past tense and past participle of permit.
1053 permitting The present participle of permit.
1054 periodic table The periodic table is a table with all the elements in chemistry. Each element has an atomic number.
1055 periodical A periodical is a publication issued regularly.
1056 periodically Something that happens periodically happens quite often at regular times. The garbage is collected periodically by the city.
1057 periodicals The plural form of periodical; more than one (kind of) periodical.
1058 periodontics Periodontics is the study of supporting structures of teeth and the diseases and conditions that affect them.
1059 perjuries The plural form of perjury; more than one (kind of) perjury.
1060 perjury If a person commits perjury
1061 perk A perk is an extra bonus or gift My new job does not have as many perks, like paid vacations.; One perk of riding my bike to work is that I can spend more time outside.
1062 periodontist A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in periodontics
1063 perky When a person is perky
1064 pernicious If something is pernicious
1065 Perler
1066 peroxide A peroxide is an ion that contains two oxygen atoms linked by a covalent bond.
1067 peroxides The plural form of peroxide; more than one (kind of) peroxide.
1068 perpendicular Perpendicular means "at a ninety degree angle to".
1069 permafrost Permafrost is a permanently frozen ground.
1070 permafrosts The plural form of permafrost; more than one (kind of) permafrost.
1071 permanent When something is permanent His permanent problems cannot be solved.
1072 permanently If something happens permanently The restaurant closed permanently in January.
1073 permeate If something permeates
1074 permeated The past tense and past participle of permeate.
1075 permeates The third-person singular form of permeate.
1076 perpetually Perpetually means something existing or happening continuously over a long period.
1077 permissive If someone or something is permissive The teacher was very permissive with homework deadlines.
1078 permutate If you permutate something
1079 permutated The past tense and past participle of permutate.
1080 permutates The third-person singular form of permutate.
1081 perplexing The present participle of perplex. This English question is perplexing.
1082 permutating The present participle of permutate.
1083 permutation A permutation is one of the several possible ways something can be structured or arranged. She tried on various combinations and permutations of clothes.
1084 permutations The plural form of permutation; more than one (kind of) permutation.
1085 perked The past tense and past participle of perk.
1086 perkier The comparative form of perky; more perky.
1087 perkiest The superlative form of perky; most perky.
1088 perkily If something is done perkily
1089 perseverance Perseverance is the ability to continue and not give up at something
1090 perkiness Perkiness is the state or quality of being perky.
1091 pernickety A pernickety person is someone who is very fussy.
1092 perpetrate If you perpetrate
1093 perpetrated The past tense and past participle of perpetrate.
1094 perpetrates The third-person singular form of perpetrate.
1095 perpetrating The present participle of perpetrate.
1096 persist To persist is to continue to do something even if people want you to stop.
1097 persisted The past tense and past participle of persist.
1098 perpetrator A perpetrator is a person who commits or carries out a crime or illegal act.
1099 persistency Persistency is the state or quality of being persistent.
1100 perpetrators The plural form of perpetrator; more than one (kind of) perpetrator.
1101 persistently When something is done persistently The young boy was persistently asking his mother to buy him the toys.
1102 persisting The present participle of persist.
1103 persists The third-person singular form of persist.
1104 persnickety A persnickety person is someone who is very fussy.
1105 perpetual When something is perpetual
1106 perpetuity Perpetuity is the quality or state of lasting forever.
1107 perplex If you make someone feel perplexed His reaction perplexed me.
1108 perplexed If you are perplexed
1109 personalisations The plural form of personalisation; more than one (kind of) personalisation.
1110 perplexes The third-person singular form of perplex.
1111 Perquist
1112 persecute If a group of people are persecuted
1113 persecuted The past tense and past participle of persecute.
1114 persecutes The third-person singular form of persecute.
1115 permute If you permute something
1116 personalization Personalization is the act of personalizing something.
1117 personalizations The plural form of personalization; more than one (kind of) personalization.
1118 permuted The past tense and past participle of permute.
1119 permutes The third-person singular form of permute.
1120 personalizes The third-person singular form of personalize.
1121 personalizing The present participle of personalize.
1122 persecuting The present participle of persecute.
1123 permuting The present participle of permute.
1124 perseveres The third-person singular form of persevere.
1125 persevering The present participle of persevere.
1126 persimmon A persimmon is a sweet Would you like to eat a persimmon or a tangerine?
1127 persimmons The plural form of persimmon; more than one (kind of) persimmon.
1128 persistence The act of being persistent.
1129 persistent If someone or something is persistent She has had a persistent cough for weeks.; There was a persistent knocking on the door.; Many youth who spend time in jail actually become persistent offenders.; There have been persistent rumors for years.
1130 person A person is somebody. She is a very nice person.
1131 persons The plural form of person; more than one (kind of) person.
1132 persona A persona is an assumed identity or role; an identity or role that somebody assumes.
1133 perspectives The plural form of perspective; more than one (kind of) perspective.
1134 personal If something is personal When I die, I will give you my personal wealth.; Don't make personal remarks.
1135 perspire If a person perspires
1136 perspired The past tense and past participle of perspire.
1137 perspires The third-person singular form of perspire.
1138 personalisation Personalisation is the act of personalising something.
1139 personalise If you personalise something
1140 personalised The past tense and past participle of personalise.
1141 personalises The third-person singular form of personalise.
1142 personalising The present participle of personalise.
1143 personalities The plural form of personality; more than one (kind of) personality.
1144 persuasions The plural form of persuasion; more than one (kind of) persuasion.
1145 personality A quality that make a person (or thing) distinct from another. My teacher complained to me about my personality.
1146 personalize If you personalize something
1147 personalized The past tense and past participle of personalize.
1148 persecution Persecution is the act of treating someone cruelly or unfairly The group fled their country to escape persecution.; The persecutions of religious minorities have been well-documented.
1149 persecutions The plural form of persecution; more than one (kind of) persecution.
1150 pertaining about; related to Pertaining to the suggestions, there is a some advantage in this new approach.; The books pertaining to this subject can be found in the far section.
1151 pertains The third-person singular form of pertain.
1152 persevere If a person perseveres
1153 persevered The past tense and past participle of persevere.
1154 personifications The plural form of personification; more than one (kind of) personification.
1155 personified The past tense and past participle of personify.
1156 personifies The third-person singular form of personify.
1157 personify If something is personified Mozart could be said to personify musical genius.; The writer personified death in the form of the Grim Reaper.
1158 personifying The present participle of personify.
1159 personnel Personnel refers to the people who are working for a company and the staff that are working in its office.
1160 perspective A perspective is a way of looking at or thinking about something. The British media give a completely different perspective from CNN.; He has to look at everything from an international perspective.; The book provides a fresh perspective on the lives of young airmen during the war.
1161 perspiration Perspiration is the action or process of perspiring
1162 perspiring The present participle of perspire.
1163 persuade If you persuade somebody to do something She tried to persuade her mother to leave Greensburg.; He hoped she could be persuaded to join him as he travelled through France and Germany.
1164 perusing The present participle of peruse.
1165 persuaded The past tense and past participle of persuade.
1166 Peruvians The plural form of Peruvian; more than one (kind of) Peruvian.
1167 persuades The third-person singular form of persuade.
1168 persuading The present participle of persuade.
1169 persuasion Persuasion is the process of making somebody agree with you or do what you want them to do. A great leader has vision and the power of persuasion.
1170 persuasive If something is persuasive That ad is persuasive.
1171 persuasively If something is done persuasively
1172 pert A pert person is someone who is attractive.
1173 personally You say that you Personally, I feel like I am one of the best workers here.; I personally think that it's a valuable change.
1174 personas The plural form of persona; more than one (kind of) persona.
1175 perter The comparative form of pert; more pert.
1176 personification Personification is the act of personifying.
1177 pertest The superlative form of pert; most pert.
1178 pertinent When something is pertinent We should get pertinent details for our project work.
1179 perturb If a person is perturb by something
1180 perturbed The past tense and past participle of perturb.
1181 perturbing The present participle of perturb.
1182 perturbs The third-person singular form of perturb.
1183 Peru Peru is a country in South America
1184 peruse If you peruse something
1185 perused The past tense and past participle of peruse.
1186 pestles The plural form of pestle; more than one (kind of) pestle.
1187 peruses The third-person singular form of peruse.
1188 Peruvian A Peruvian is a person or thing that comes from Peru.
1189 pervade If something pervades
1190 pervaded The past tense and past participle of pervade.
1191 pervades The third-person singular form of pervade.
1192 pervading The present participle of pervade.
1193 Peter Peter is a male given name.
1194 pervert A pervert is a person who has inappropriate habits. That pervert was looking into the changeroom.
1195 perverts The plural form of pervert; more than one (kind of) pervert.
1196 pervious If something is pervious it lets water pass through it. This piece of tissue paper is pervious.
1197 pertain To pertain means to belong to.
1198 pertained The past tense and past participle of pertain.
1199 Perth Perth is the capital of Western Australia.
1200 pesters The third-person singular form of pester.
1201 petition A petition is a written request to change something.
1202 pesticide Pesticide is a chemical that kills insects or other small living things dangerous to plants.
1203 petitioner A petitioner is a person who makes a petition and brings it to court.
1204 petitioners The plural form of petitioner; more than one (kind of) petitioner.
1205 petitioning The present participle of petition.
1206 pesticides The plural form of pesticide; more than one (kind of) pesticide.
1207 pestilence Pestilence is any epidemic disease that is very contagious or infectious.
1208 pestilences The plural form of pestilence; more than one (kind of) pestilence.
1209 petrifies The third-person singular form of petrify.
1210 petrify If something petrifies
1211 petrifying The present participle of petrify.
1212 pestle A pestle is a tool used to mash and mix things up in a type of bowl known as a mortar.
1213 pestled The past tense and past participle of pestle.
1214 pestling The present participle of pestle.
1215 pesto Pesto is a sauce that originates from Italy. It is made from basil
1216 pests The plural form of pest; more than one (kind of) pest.
1217 pet A pet is an animal that is kept by a person for company and friendship. I have 4 pets: 2 dogs, a cat and a fish.
1218 petal A petal is one of the component parts of the corolla of a flower.
1219 petals The plural form of petal; more than one (kind of) petal.
1220 Peter Pan syndrome Peter Pan syndrome is a personality trait of immaturity among adult men who naively view the world as a utopia. His Peter Pan syndrome makes discussing serious topics with him difficult.
1221 Pete's
1222 Petey
1223 pessimistic A pessimistic person is always expecting the worst to happen.
1224 pest A pest is an insect that spreads disease or bothers people in some way. We had to call pest control to get rid of this infestation in my house.
1225 pester If you pester someone
1226 pettily If something is done pettily
1227 pettiness Pettiness refers to the state or quality of being petty. The pettiness of the insurance company asking me to take a photo of my injury was unbelievable.
1228 pestered The past tense and past participle of pester.
1229 petting The present participle of pet.
1230 pestering The present participle of pester.
1231 petty If something is petty it is small or not important. That is only a petty crime.; I took some petty cash for the purchase.; He is only a petty officer, not a full officer.
1232 petitioned The past tense and past participle of petition.
1233 petitions The plural form of petition; more than one (kind of) petition.
1234 petrichor Petrichor is the smell given off by the ground and plants after a rain.
1235 petrified If you are petrified The young child was petrified after the dog barked.
1236 ph ph is a photometric unit of illuminance
1237 petrochemical A petrochemical is a chemical made from petroleum.
1238 petrochemicals The plural form of petrochemical; more than one (kind of) petrochemical.
1239 petrochemist A petrochemist is someone whose job is related to petrochemistry He became a petrochemist at age 30.
1240 petrochemistry The branch of chemistry which is about petroleum and natural gas.
1241 petrochemists The plural form of petrochemist; more than one (kind of) petrochemist.
1242 pharmaceutical Pharmaceutical companies The pharmaceutical industry is important for public health.; She works in pharmaceutical research, developing new treatments.
1243 petrol Petrol is a liquid fuel made from oil. I don't care whether the car's got a diesel engine or a petrol engine as long as it'll get me from A to B.; Drivers are lining up for hours in front of petrol stations.; Petrol prices are on the way up again with Shell pushing prices at the pumps to more than £2.34p.; Let's hope the car doesn't run out of petrol.
1244 petrolea The plural form of petroleum; more than one (kind of) petroleum.
1245 petroleum Petroleum is an oily flammable liquid found naturally under the Earth's surface.
1246 petroleums The plural form of petroleum; more than one (kind of) petroleum.
1247 petrology Petrology is the study of the origin
1248 pets The plural form of pet; more than one (kind of) pet.
1249 petted The past tense and past participle of pet.
1250 pharmacy A pharmacy is a place someone can get prescription medicine. On the way home I need to pick up my medicine at the pharmacy.
1251 petiole The petiole of a plant is the stalk that connects a leaf to the stem.
1252 petioles The plural form of petiole; more than one (kind of) petiole.
1253 phased The past tense and past participle of phase.
1254 phases The plural form of phase; more than one (kind of) phase.
1255 pettier The comparative form of petty; more petty.
1256 pettiest The superlative form of petty; most petty.
1257 petit If something is petit
1258 pheasants The plural form of pheasant; more than one (kind of) pheasant.
1259 petite Small; if you are petite you are short and thin. My aunt is very petite, only about four-and-a-half feet tall.
1260 phenomena The plural form of phenomenon; more than one (kind of) phenomenon.
1261 petulant A petulant person is someone who is childish and irritable.
1262 phenomenon A phenomenon is a fact or event that you can observe (see or hear or sense) But this explanation is not enough to explain the observed phenomena.; Football violence is not a particularly new phenomenon, and it isn't only a British problem.; These scientists study such phenomena as storms and changing climate.
1263 phenomenons The plural form of phenomenon; more than one (kind of) phenomenon.
1264 pew A bench-like piece of furniture in a house of worship for members of the congregation. I sat in the front pew of the church for my grandson's wedding.; All the pews were filled on Easter Day.
1265 pews The plural form of pew; more than one (kind of) pew.
1266 Ph.D. A short way of saying Doctor of Philosophy The laboratory Erika worked at wanted her to work on their most important projects, but she did not have enough education, so they paid for her to get a Ph.D. in [[|]].
1267 philander A philander is a lover.
1268 philandered The past tense and past participle of philander.
1269 phantom A phantom is a ghost.
1270 phantoms The plural form of phantom; more than one (kind of) phantom.
1271 philandering The present participle of philander.
1272 philanders The plural form of philander; more than one (kind of) philander.
1273 philanthropies The plural form of philanthropy; more than one (kind of) philanthropy.
1274 pharaoh A pharaoh was a type of ruler in ancient Egypt.
1275 philatelies The plural form of philately; more than one (kind of) philately.
1276 philately Philately refers to stamp collecting.
1277 pharaohs The plural form of pharaoh; more than one (kind of) pharaoh.
1278 pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals are a drugs or medicine prepared by a pharmacy. The animals were being given pharmaceutical in their feed.; The doctor prescribed a new pharmaceutical to help with her condition.
1279 pharmacies The plural form of pharmacy; more than one (kind of) pharmacy.
1280 Phillip Phillip is a male given name.
1281 Philodas
1282 philosophe A philosophe was an intellectual
1283 pharmacist A pharmacist is a person who works in a pharmacy.
1284 pharmacists The plural form of pharmacist; more than one (kind of) pharmacist.
1285 pharmacologist A pharmacologist is a person who studies pharmacology.
1286 pharmacologists The plural form of pharmacologist; more than one (kind of) pharmacologist.
1287 pharmacology Pharmacology is the science of drugs including their origin
1288 philosophically If you do something philosophically
1289 phase A phase is stage in a process. We will look at very basic ideas during the first phase of training.; As the war enters its final phase, the role of the UN will probably become more important.; Teenagers often go through a phase of being attracted to someone of the same sex.
1290 phase out If something is being phased out The Airbus A380 is gradually being phased out.
1291 phasing The present participle of phase.
1292 pheasant's eye
1293 pettinesses The plural form of pettiness; more than one (kind of) pettiness.
1294 pettings The plural form of petting; more than one (kind of) petting.
1295 petty crime Petty crime is a crime that is considered to be less serious.
1296 phi Twenty first letter of Greek.
1297 Phil Phil is a male given name.
1298 Phil Oz
1299 philanderer A philanderer is a man who engages in casual sex frequently.
1300 philanderers The plural form of philanderer; more than one (kind of) philanderer.
1301 philanthropy Philanthropy is the giving away of money for charity. The man that lived in that mansion was admired for his philanthropy. He would often donate millions to charities.
1302 philia If you philia sth I have philia of mathematics since I learned derivative.
1303 phishing Phishing is the malicious act of keeping a false website or sending a false e-mail with the intent of masquerading as a trustworthy entity in order to acquire sensitive information.
1304 philias The plural form of philia; more than one (kind of) philia.
1305 Philippines Philippines is a country in Asia
1306 philosopher A philosopher is a person who studies philosophy and discusses philosophical ideas. Confucius is a very famous philosopher and his ideas are still being studied today.
1307 philosophers The plural form of philosopher; more than one (kind of) philosopher.
1308 philosophes The plural form of philosophe; more than one (kind of) philosophe.
1309 philosophic Philosophic means something being related to philosophy.
1310 philosophical Of or related to philosophy.
1311 philosophies The plural form of philosophy; more than one (kind of) philosophy.
1312 Phoenix
1313 phone A phone is a tool for speaking to people who are far away. Can I borrow your phone? I need to call my friend.; The phone's ringing. Can you answer it?; "Goodbye!" she said, and put the phone down.
1314 pheasant A pheasant is a bird that is often hunted for food.
1315 pheasant's eye A pheasant's eye is a small plant growing on mountain meadows and having large flowers and thin leaves (botanical genus Adonis).
1316 phenomenal If something is phenomenal She showed phenomenal skill in the competition.
1317 philosophizing The present participle of philosophize.
1318 phones The plural form of phone; more than one (kind of) phone.
1319 philosophy Philosophy is the study of the nature of existence and truth: how things are and how they should be. Plato's writings have been used to teach philosophy, logic, maths, and other subjects.
1320 phonetics Phonetics is the study of the sounds of human speech or (movements
1321 phis The plural form of phi; more than one (kind of) phi.
1322 phish If you phish someone
1323 phished The past tense and past participle of phish.
1324 phishes The third-person singular form of phish.
1325 phoning The present participle of phone.
1326 Phlegmatic
1327 phonograph A phonograph is an old way of playing recorded music. The phonograph was replaced by CDs and tapes in the 1980s.
1328 phonographs The plural form of phonograph; more than one (kind of) phonograph.
1329 phlogiston An ancient Greek idea of energy
1330 phonology Phonology is the study of the way that sounds (phones) carry meanings in languages (as phonemes). Phonetics studies the sounds of human languages, and phonology studies the meanings that those sounds have.
1331 phony If something is phony A good jeweler should be able to tell a real stone from a phony one.
1332 phony as a three-dollar bill If a person is as phony as a three-dollar bill
1333 phos The plural form of pho; more than one (kind of) pho.
1334 Phnom Penh Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia.
1335 pho Pho is a traditional Vietnamese soup that is served with rice noodles and beef or chicken.
1336 phobia A phobia is a strong fear of something. I have a phobia of spiders.
1337 phobias The plural form of phobia; more than one (kind of) phobia.
1338 phobic If someone is phobic of something
1339 phosphorylated The past tense and past participle of phosphorylate.
1340 phosphorylates The third-person singular form of phosphorylate.
1341 phosphorylating The present participle of phosphorylate.
1342 phosphorylation Phosphorylation is the process of transferring a phosphate group from a donor to an acceptor.
1343 phosphorylations The plural form of phosphorylation; more than one (kind of) phosphorylation.
1344 phosphoryls The plural form of phosphoryl; more than one (kind of) phosphoryl.
1345 photo A photo is a picture created by a camera digitally or on film. I took a photo of that beautiful old building.
1346 phobophobia Fear of fear itself.
1347 phoned The past tense and past participle of phone.
1348 photochemistry Photochemistry is the study of chemical reactions with light.
1349 philosophise If you philosophise
1350 philosophised The past tense and past participle of philosophise.
1351 philosophises The third-person singular form of philosophise.
1352 photocopiers The plural form of photocopier; more than one (kind of) photocopier.
1353 philosophising The present participle of philosophise.
1354 philosophize If you philosophize
1355 philosophized The past tense and past participle of philosophize.
1356 photoed The past tense and past participle of photo.
1357 photogenic Something that is photogenic produces or emits light.
1358 philosophizes The third-person singular form of philosophize.
1359 photographed The past tense and past participle of photograph.
1360 phonetic A phonetic alphabet If you're learning a number of languages, it's useful to learn the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).; There is a phonetic similarity between sounds like [s] and [z].; The phonetic transcription of "phonetic" is [fəˈnɛɾɪk].
1361 photographers The plural form of photographer; more than one (kind of) photographer.
1362 photographic Photographic images
1363 photographing The present participle of photograph.
1364 photographs The plural form of photograph; more than one (kind of) photograph.
1365 phoney If something is phoney A good jeweler should be able to tell a real stone from a phony one.
1366 photoing The present participle of photo.
1367 photoperiodism A plant's response to the lengths of daylight and darkness each day.
1368 photos The plural form of photo; more than one (kind of) photo.
1369 phonier The superlative form of phony; most phony.
1370 phonies The plural form of phony; more than one (kind of) phony.
1371 Phou Ningthou Phou Ningthou is an ancient Meitei God of agriculture
1372 Phouoibi Phouoibi is an ancient Meitei goddess of agriculture
1373 phrase A phrase is a short expression. Sheela liked to use that particular phrase whenever she disagreed with something.
1374 phoniest The superlative form of phony; most phony.
1375 phrases The plural form of phrase; more than one (kind of) phrase.
1376 phonk A kind of music.
1377 phonologies The plural form of phonology; more than one (kind of) phonology.
1378 phosphate A phosphate is a salt or ester the contains phosphoric acid.
1379 phyla The plural form of phylum; more than one (kind of) phylum.
1380 phosphates The plural form of phosphate; more than one (kind of) phosphate.
1381 phylums The plural form of phylum; more than one (kind of) phylum.
1382 phosphorus Phosphorus is a chemical element that has an atomic number of 15 and the symbol P. Phosphorus is used to make matches.; We need to eat foods which contain phosphorus to stay healthy.
1383 phosphoryl A phosphoryl is the trivalent group consisting of phosphorus and oxygen.
1384 phosphorylate If you phosphorylate a compound
1385 photo- Photo- is added to words that are related to light or electromagnetic radiation.
1386 photochemist A photochemist is someone whose job is related to photochemistry He became a photochemist at age 30.
1387 physicist A physicist is a person who studies the science of physics.
1388 physicists The plural form of physicist; more than one (kind of) physicist.
1389 physics Physics is the kind of science that is about how the world and universe work. Usually
1390 physiological If something is physiological
1391 photochemists The plural form of photochemist; more than one (kind of) photochemist.
1392 photocopied The past tense and past participle of photocopy.
1393 photocopier A machine that makes copies of documents. Use the photocopier down the hall to make copies of this worksheet.
1394 photocopies The plural form of photocopy; more than one (kind of) photocopy.
1395 Phoneies
1396 photocopy A duplicate of the original Please submit a photocopy of your birth certificate.
1397 phoneme A phoneme is the smallest unit of sound in a language that distinguishes one word from another
1398 photocopying The present participle of photocopy.
1399 piazza A piazza is a public square in Italian towns.
1400 piazzas The plural form of piazza; more than one (kind of) piazza.
1401 piazze The plural form of piazza; more than one (kind of) piazza.
1402 phonemes The plural form of phoneme; more than one (kind of) phoneme.
1403 photography Photography is the art of taking photographs.
1404 photosynthesis Photosynthesis is the way that most plants and some other living things make their food using sunlight.
1405 phototropic When someone or an animal is phototropic
1406 pick When you pick something I have picked the best people to work on this job.; This was picked as the best new toy of the year.
1407 pick up
1408 picked The past tense and past participle of pick.
1409 picked up
1410 picket A picket is a piece of stake that is driven into the ground.
1411 phrased The past tense and past participle of phrase.
1412 phrasing The present participle of phrase.
1413 phrasings The plural form of phrasing; more than one (kind of) phrasing.
1414 PHT
1415 phylum Is the basic taxon higher in the rank. In botany phyllum corresponds to division (divisio)
1416 physical A physical thing or activity is related to the body The war didn't leave him with any physical injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.; When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the physical environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.
1417 physical fitness
1418 physically Something that is done in a physical way. He physically bullied the weak, causing them to be injured.
1419 physician A physician is someone who treats illness and injuries with medication rather than with surgery. Due to security concerns, the only physician inmates are allowed to see is the jail doctor.
1420 physicians The plural form of physician; more than one (kind of) physician.
1421 picks The plural form of pick; more than one (kind of) pick.
1422 physiologist A physiologist is someone whose job is related to physiology He became a physiologist at age 30.
1423 pickup trucks The plural form of pickup truck; more than one (kind of) pickup truck.
1424 picky If a person is picky I am very picky about the way my kitchen is laid out.
1425 physiologists The plural form of physiologist; more than one (kind of) physiologist.
1426 physiology Physiology is the science that studies the things that living things do to live and survive.
1427 pi Pi is a Greek letter written "π".
1428 pianist A pianist is someone who plays the piano. The concert tonight has a famed pianist playing the piano tonight.
1429 pianists The plural form of pianist; more than one (kind of) pianist.
1430 piano A piano is a large musical instrument that has hammers connected to 88 keys.
1431 pianos The plural form of piano; more than one (kind of) piano.
1432 photograph A photograph is a picture that is created by a camera digitally or on film. The photograph of the event won a Pulitzer Prize.
1433 photographer A photographer is a person who takes photographs as his work. We had a good photographer at the wedding.; A photographer often knows how to develop his own photographs.; The photographer was busy taking photographs of the models.
1434 Pichilemu Pichilemu is a city in Chile. There was an earthquake in Pichilemu.
1435 Pichkari
1436 picketed The past tense and past participle of picket.
1437 pie crust A pie crust is the crust found around a pie. The pie crust tasted very good.
1438 pie crusts The plural form of pie crust; more than one (kind of) pie crust.
1439 picketing The present participle of picket.
1440 piece A piece is a part of something that can be or has been separated from it. The man cut a piece of meat and a piece of cake for dinner.; I own a piece of land in the country.
1441 pickets The plural form of picket; more than one (kind of) picket.
1442 pickier The comparative form of picky; more picky.
1443 pickiest The superlative form of picky; most picky.
1444 picking The present participle of pick.
1445 pickle A pickle is a sour green food made from a cucumber.
1446 pickled The past tense and past participle of pickle.
1447 pickles The plural form of pickle; more than one (kind of) pickle.
1448 pickling The present participle of pickle.
1449 pierced The past tense and past participle of pierce.
1450 pierces The third-person singular form of pierce.
1451 piercing The present participle of pierce.
1452 piercings The plural form of piercing; more than one (kind of) piercing.
1453 Pierre Pierre is a male given name.
1454 pickup truck A pickup truck is a kind of truck that has an open bed for storing cargo. Load the lumber into the pickup truck.
1455 pies The plural form of pie; more than one (kind of) pie. This year, the one who eats the most pies wins the contest.
1456 picnic A picnic is a meal that is eaten outside
1457 picnicked The past tense and past participle of picnic.
1458 picnicking The present participle of picnic.
1459 picnics The plural form of picnic; more than one (kind of) picnic.
1460 piccolo A piccolo is a musical instrument that is blown into to make sound.
1461 piccolos The plural form of piccolo; more than one (kind of) piccolo.
1462 picturing The present participle of picture. When someone draws something, they are often picturing it in their head.
1463 pie A baked food that has a crust outside and a filling inside The family had cherry pie for dessert.
1464 piebald If an animal is piebald it has a black patch and a white patch
1465 piece by piece
1466 piece of cake If a job is a piece of cake
1467 pieced The past tense and past participle of piece.
1468 pigs The plural form of pig; more than one (kind of) pig.
1469 piecemeal Made or done piece by piece
1470 pieces The plural form of piece; more than one (kind of) piece.
1471 piecing The present participle of piece.
1472 pier A pier is a raised place over the water for walking or tying boats to that connects to land.
1473 pierce If you pierce something Be careful not to pierce the tent!
1474 piers The plural form of pier; more than one (kind of) pier.
1475 piety
1476 piffle A piffle is a nonsense or foolish talk.
1477 pilfer If you pilfer
1478 picture A picture is marks on a flat object Mommy, I drew a picture of a cat.; Susan looked at the picture on the wall.
1479 picture dictionaries The plural form of picture dictionary; more than one (kind of) picture dictionary.
1480 picture dictionary A picture dictionary is a dictionary that uses photos or drawings to illustrate what the headwords mean. Picture dictionaries are helpful in learning what words mean.
1481 pictured The past tense and past participle of picture. The missing cat is pictured here on this poster.
1482 pictures The plural form of picture; more than one (kind of) picture.
1483 pilgrimaged The past tense and past participle of pilgrimage.
1484 pilgrimages The plural form of pilgrimage; more than one (kind of) pilgrimage.
1485 pilgrimaging The present participle of pilgrimage.
1486 pilgrims The plural form of pilgrim; more than one (kind of) pilgrim.
1487 piling Piling is a type of structural support that is made of wood
1488 pilings The plural form of piling; more than one (kind of) piling.
1489 pill A pill is a small piece of medicine that is usually taken to cure illnesses. Take pills only if you are ill.
1490 picturesque Picturesque is an adjective which means "as pretty as a picture". The Isle of Skye is picturesque.
1491 piglets The plural form of piglet; more than one (kind of) piglet.
1492 pigment A pigment is any color in plant or animal cells Chlorophyll is the pigment responsible for the green coloring in plants.
1493 pigmentation Pigmentation is the natural coloring of animal or plant tissue.
1494 pigmentations The plural form of pigmentation; more than one (kind of) pigmentation.
1495 pigments The plural form of pigment; more than one (kind of) pigment.
1496 pilloried The past tense and past participle of pillory.
1497 pillories The plural form of pillory; more than one (kind of) pillory.
1498 pillory A pillory is a wooden framework with holes for the hands and head. It is used to punish and humiliate people.
1499 pillorying The present participle of pillory.
1500 pike A pike is a carnivorous freshwater fish of the genus Esox.
1501 piked The past tense and past participle of pike.
1502 pills The plural form of pill; more than one (kind of) pill.
1503 pikes The plural form of pike; more than one (kind of) pike.
1504 piking The present participle of pike.
1505 pile A pile is a lot of things with some on the bottom and more on top. There was a neat pile of sheets and blankets at the foot of each bed.; He found his phone under a pile of clothes.; The children spent the afternoon jumping into leaf piles.; Joshua Tree National Park in California has many huge rock piles.; She reached for the next piece of paper on the top of the taller pile.
1506 piloted The past tense and past participle of pilot.
1507 piloting The present participle of pilot.
1508 pilots The plural form of pilot; more than one (kind of) pilot.
1509 pile up
1510 piled The past tense and past participle of pile.
1511 pimp A pimp is a person who gets people to have sex with their prostitutes
1512 piles The plural form of pile; more than one (kind of) pile. Piles were sunk into the river to support the bridge.
1513 pilfered The past tense and past participle of pilfer.
1514 pimple A pimple is an inflamed spot on the surface of the skin that is usually painful and fills with pus.
1515 pimples The plural form of pimple; more than one (kind of) pimple.
1516 pig A pig is a mammal. On this farm, we have over 200 pigs, but no cows or horses.
1517 pigeon A pigeon is a type of bird. Seeing a dead pigeon on the side of the road is scary.
1518 pimps The plural form of pimp; more than one (kind of) pimp.
1519 pin A pin is a small
1520 pigeons The plural form of pigeon; more than one (kind of) pigeon. Pigeons are my favorite type of bird.
1521 pincers The plural form of pincer; more than one (kind of) pincer.
1522 pilfering The present participle of pilfer.
1523 pinched The past tense and past participle of pinch.
1524 pinches The third-person singular form of pinch.
1525 pilfers The third-person singular form of pilfer.
1526 pilgrim A pilgrim is a person who travels
1527 pilgrimage Pilgrimage is a journey made to a sacred place of one's religion. In the Muslim faith, the pilgrimage to Mecca is known as the Hajj.
1528 pigheaded When someone is pigheaded Timothy, don't be pigheaded and hop in the car so we can go shopping!
1529 piglet A piglet is a young pig.
1530 pillages The third-person singular form of pillage.
1531 pillaging The present participle of pillage.
1532 pillar A pillar is a vertical structure that typically exists to support a building
1533 pillars The plural form of pillar; more than one (kind of) pillar.
1534 pillow A pillow is the thing you put under your head when you sleep. When Jill bought a new pillow she slept a lot better at night.
1535 pillows The plural form of pillow; more than one (kind of) pillow.
1536 pinewood The wood of a pine
1537 pining The present participle of pine.
1538 pilot A pilot is a person who flies and controls an airplane. I hope the pilot does not crash the plane.
1539 pilotage Pilotage is the use of landmarks to guide a vessel or aircraft to its destination.
1540 pilotages The plural form of pilotage; more than one (kind of) pilotage.
1541 pilsner A pilsner is a pale
1542 pilsners The plural form of pilsner; more than one (kind of) pilsner.
1543 pimped The past tense and past participle of pimp.
1544 pimping The present participle of pimp.
1545 pimpmobile A pimpmobile is a very big car that has a lot of ornaments on it that is used by a pimp.
1546 pimpmobiles The plural form of pimpmobile; more than one (kind of) pimpmobile.
1547 pinned The past tense and past participle of pin.
1548 pinning The present participle of pin.
1549 Pinoy A Pinoy is the citizen of the Philippines.
1550 Pinoys The plural form of Pinoy; more than one (kind of) Pinoy.
1551 pincer A pincer is like a claw.
1552 pinpointed The past tense and past participle of pinpoint.
1553 pinpointing The present participle of pinpoint.
1554 pinpoints The plural form of pinpoint; more than one (kind of) pinpoint.
1555 pins The plural form of pin; more than one (kind of) pin.
1556 pint A pint is a unit of measurement for liquids equal to 0.568 litres in Britain and 1/8 of a gallon in the US. She had pasta for dinner and half a pint of ice cream every night for dessert.; He put his face in his beer and finished the pint in one go.
1557 pints The plural form of pint; more than one (kind of) pint.
1558 Pinus
1559 pinch To squeeze or press between two things in a painful or uncomfortable way.
1560 pinching The present participle of pinch.
1561 pillage When you pillage something The barbarians pillaged every city.
1562 pillaged The past tense and past participle of pillage.
1563 pineapple A pineapple is a large green-and-brown fruit with yellow flesh. I was looking forward to eating my pineapple, but I had a lot of trouble cutting it open.
1564 Pineapple plant
1565 pineapples The plural form of pineapple; more than one (kind of) pineapple.
1566 pined The past tense and past participle of pine.
1567 pines The plural form of pine; more than one (kind of) pine.
1568 pink Pink is the color that you get when you mix red and white.
1569 pinker The comparative form of pink; more pink.
1570 pinkest The superlative form of pink; most pink.
1571 pinkies The plural form of pinky; more than one (kind of) pinky.
1572 piquant If a dish is piquant
1573 pique If you pique a person
1574 piqued The past tense and past participle of pique.
1575 piques The third-person singular form of pique.
1576 piquing The present participle of pique.
1577 pirate A pirate is a commander of a ship There is a notorious pirate going around and taking over passenger ships.
1578 pirated The past tense and past participle of pirate.
1579 pirates The plural form of pirate; more than one (kind of) pirate.
1580 pinkish If something is pinkish
1581 pinkness The pinkness of something is how pink it is.
1582 pinks The plural form of pink; more than one (kind of) pink.
1583 pinky A pinky
1584 pinky toe
1585 pinpoint A pinpoint is a tiny point.
1586 pissed The past tense and past participle of piss.
1587 pincushion A pincushion is something you stick pins in when you are not using them. The pincushion was shaped like a hedgehog.
1588 pincushioned The past tense and past participle of pincushion.
1589 pincushioning The present participle of pincushion.
1590 pincushions The plural form of pincushion; more than one (kind of) pincushion.
1591 pine A pine tree is a tree of the Pinus family. The pine trees were cut down to make room for new skyscrapers.
1592 pipe A tube; a round I will fix the pipe.
1593 pissing The present participle of piss.
1594 pissy When something is pissy
1595 pistol A pistol is a small handgun.
1596 pistols The plural form of pistol; more than one (kind of) pistol.
1597 piped The past tense and past participle of pipe.
1598 pistons The plural form of piston; more than one (kind of) piston.
1599 pit A pit is a big hole in the ground. Don't fall in the pit!
1600 piper A piper is a person who plays the bagpipes. The piper played on the castle wall to signal the end of the day.
1601 pitched The past tense and past participle of pitch.
1602 pipers The plural form of piper; more than one (kind of) piper.
1603 pitched battles The plural form of pitched battle; more than one (kind of) pitched battle.
1604 pipes The plural form of pipe; more than one (kind of) pipe.
1605 piping The present participle of pipe.
1606 piquancies The plural form of piquancy; more than one (kind of) piquancy.
1607 piquancy The piquancy of something is how stimulating it is.
1608 pitches The plural form of pitch; more than one (kind of) pitch.
1609 pirating The present participle of pirate.
1610 pitching The present participle of pitch.
1611 pitied The past tense and past participle of pity.
1612 pities The plural form of pity; more than one (kind of) pity.
1613 pitmaster A pitmaster is someone who operates a barbecue pit and is skilled at barbecuing.
1614 pitmasters The plural form of pitmaster; more than one (kind of) pitmaster.
1615 pits The plural form of pit; more than one (kind of) pit. I took the pits out of my peach.; She was careful not to fall into any of the pits.
1616 pis The plural form of pi; more than one (kind of) pi.
1617 Pisatao Pisatao is an ancient Meitei God of architecture
1618 Pisces Pisces is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like like a fish.
1619 pish posh Pish posh is nonsense.
1620 pity A feeling of sympathy at the distress or suffering of someone or something. It's a pity her friend died.
1621 pitying The present participle of pity.
1622 piss Piss is a word for urine The neighbor's new dog won't stop getting my car wet with its piss.
1623 pissed off If you're pissed off I am pissed off with what you are doing.
1624 Pinya
1625 pioneer A pioneer is a person who is the first to go somewhere.
1626 pioneered The past tense and past participle of pioneer.
1627 pixel A pixel is a unit of a computer image. If you look close enough at an image on the computer, you can see pixels on the picture. They are shaped like squares.
1628 pioneering The present participle of pioneer.
1629 pioneers The plural form of pioneer; more than one (kind of) pioneer.
1630 piston A piston is a piece of an engine that fits tightly inside a tube and moves up and down the tube.
1631 pitch In baseball Matsuzaka collected 10 strikeouts while throwing 108 pitches during a 4-1 win over Kansas City.; The batter was going to swing at the pitch but it was too high.; Gonzalez reached first in the fifth after being hit by a pitch.
1632 pitched battle A hostile battle involving prolonged fighting between opposing forces in close combat. 1594, William Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, act 1, sc. 2:
1633 pitcher A pitcher is a person who throws the ball to the batter.
1634 pitchers The plural form of pitcher; more than one (kind of) pitcher.
1635 Pitcher's plate
1636 Pitcher's rubber
1637 Pitchfork
1638 pittance A pittance is a small portion of food or drink; it is a meager meal.
1639 pittances The plural form of pittance; more than one (kind of) pittance.
1640 pitted The past tense and past participle of pit.
1641 pitting The present participle of pit.
1642 pivot A pivot is a point on which something turns or oscillate.
1643 pivotal If something is pivotal
1644 placeholder texts The plural form of placeholder text; more than one (kind of) placeholder text.
1645 pivoted The past tense and past participle of pivot.
1646 pivoting The present participle of pivot.
1647 pivots The plural form of pivot; more than one (kind of) pivot.
1648 pisser A pisser is someone who pisses.
1649 pissers The plural form of pisser; more than one (kind of) pisser.
1650 pisses The third-person singular form of piss.
1651 Placidist
1652 pissier The comparative form of pissy; more pissy.
1653 pissiest The superlative form of pissy; most pissy.
1654 pizzeria A pizzeria is a restaurant that sells pizzas.
1655 pizzerias The plural form of pizzeria; more than one (kind of) pizzeria.
1656 pizzerie The plural form of pizzeria; more than one (kind of) pizzeria.
1657 placate If you placate a person
1658 placated The past tense and past participle of placate.
1659 placates The third-person singular form of placate.
1660 placating The present participle of placate.
1661 place A place is a point in space: a town It's nice to see the whole family together in one place.
1662 placebo Placebo is a dummy medicine containing no active ingredients.
1663 placeboes The plural form of placebo; more than one (kind of) placebo.
1664 placebos The plural form of placebo; more than one (kind of) placebo.
1665 placed The past tense and past participle of place.
1666 plaice A plaice is a big flatfish that is common in the North Sea
1667 plaices The plural form of plaice; more than one (kind of) plaice.
1668 placeholder text A placeholder text is text that has looks like real written text
1669 plainer The comparative form of plain; more plain.
1670 plainest The superlative form of plain; most plain.
1671 plains The plural form of plain; more than one (kind of) plain. The children ran across the wide open plains.
1672 places The plural form of place; more than one (kind of) place.
1673 pixels The plural form of pixel; more than one (kind of) pixel.
1674 pizza A pizza is a baked Italian food made of rolled bread dough crust I bought some pizza from a nearby Italian restaurant for the party.
1675 plaintiffs The plural form of plaintiff; more than one (kind of) plaintiff.
1676 pizzas The plural form of pizza; more than one (kind of) pizza.
1677 plagiarises The third-person singular form of plagiarise.
1678 Planck's constant Planck's constant is a measure of the size of a quantum
1679 plagiarising The present participle of plagiarise.
1680 plagiarism Plagiarism is using pictures or words from someone else without permission
1681 plagiarize When you plagiarize
1682 plagiarized The past tense and past participle of plagiarize.
1683 plagiarizes The third-person singular form of plagiarize.
1684 plagiarizing The present participle of plagiarize.
1685 plague A plague is a contagious bacterial disease which causes fever and delirium.
1686 plagued If something is plagued
1687 plagues The plural form of plague; more than one (kind of) plague.
1688 planing The present participle of plane.
1689 plank A plank is a long
1690 planked The past tense and past participle of plank.
1691 plaguing The present participle of plague.
1692 planks The plural form of plank; more than one (kind of) plank.
1693 planned The past tense and past participle of plan.
1694 plain If something is plain The plain and simple truth was that it was John's fault.
1695 plainsong Plainsong is medieval religious music The monks sang plainsong during the service in the church.
1696 planning The present participle of plan.
1697 placement Placement is the act or process of putting something in a specific position. The proper placement of the equipment ensures safety.
1698 plans The plural form of plan; more than one (kind of) plan.
1699 plant A plant is something that lives and grows in one place. Plants usually have green leaves and roots. Flowers and trees are plants. Plants and animals are the main kinds of life.
1700 placements The plural form of placement; more than one (kind of) placement.
1701 plainsongs The plural form of plainsong; more than one (kind of) plainsong.
1702 placid A placid person is someone who is calm and quiet.
1703 plaintiff A plaintiff is someone who files a civil lawsuit against a defendant.
1704 placider The comparative form of placid; more placid.
1705 placidest The superlative form of placid; most placid.
1706 placing The present participle of place.
1707 plagiarise When you plagiarise
1708 plagiarised The past tense and past participle of plagiarise.
1709 plane A plane is a vehicle with wings that flies. Can we hurry? I have to catch a plane to Miami.
1710 planed The past tense and past participle of plane.
1711 planes The plural form of plane; more than one (kind of) plane.
1712 planet A planet is one of the 8 bodies that orbit the Sun: Mercury Our planet is named Earth.
1713 planetaria The plural form of planetarium; more than one (kind of) planetarium.
1714 planetarium A planetarium is a display museum in which images of stars and other astronomical objects are projected onto a domed ceiling.
1715 planetariums The plural form of planetarium; more than one (kind of) planetarium.
1716 planetary Planetary means having the quality of being connected to planets or relating to them.
1717 plasticine Plasticine is a soft substance that is easy to change to make figurines
1718 plasticines The plural form of plasticine; more than one (kind of) plasticine.
1719 planets The plural form of planet; more than one (kind of) planet.
1720 planking The present participle of plank.
1721 planner A planner is a person who plans. wedding planner
1722 plateaued The past tense and past participle of plateau.
1723 plateauing The present participle of plateau.
1724 plateaus The third-person singular form of plateau.
1725 planners The plural form of planner; more than one (kind of) planner.
1726 plates The plural form of plate; more than one (kind of) plate.
1727 plannings The plural form of planning; more than one (kind of) planning.
1728 plantation A plantation is a large-scale growth of crops
1729 plantations The plural form of plantation; more than one (kind of) plantation.
1730 planted The past tense and past participle of plant. The flowers I planted last month are already blooming.
1731 plants The plural form of plant; more than one (kind of) plant. Jerry performed a test to see how plants grow under different conditions.
1732 platinums The plural form of platinum; more than one (kind of) platinum.
1733 plan A plan is a clear idea of what you will do Have you made any plans for tomorrow?; The school has announced a plan to open two new classrooms.; Buying the new factory is part of our growth plan.
1734 planck's constant
1735 platonically When someone does something platonically
1736 plaster Plaster is a mix of lime or gypsum and sand which becomes hard when water is added. Builders use plaster to put a smooth coating on walls and ceilings.
1737 plastered The past tense and past participle of plaster.
1738 plasterer A plasterer is a person who puts a smooth coat of plaster on to walls and ceilings. The painters had to wait for the plasterer to finish before they could paint the wall.
1739 plasterers The plural form of plasterer; more than one (kind of) plasterer.
1740 plastering The present participle of plaster.
1741 plasters The plural form of plaster; more than one (kind of) plaster.
1742 plastic Plastic is a material that can change its shape and is used to pack products.
1743 plastics The plural form of plastic; more than one (kind of) plastic.
1744 playdate A playdate is a scheduled date where two or more children are to play together.
1745 playdates The plural form of playdate; more than one (kind of) playdate.
1746 plate A plate is a hard flat thing He ate everything on his plate.; The name plate on the door said, "Tanaka".
1747 player Someone taking part in a sport or game. Tom watched as the players walked on to the field.
1748 plateau To reach a state of little or no change after a time of activity or progress. The industry's problems have plateaued out.
1749 plated The past tense and past participle of plate.
1750 platform A platform is a raised stage where speeches The principal of the school stood on the platform to give a speech to parents about the school's upcoming changes.
1751 platforms The plural form of platform; more than one (kind of) platform.
1752 playground A playground is a place where people go to play. The playground had swings and slides for children.; He acted as if the whole beach was his own private playground.
1753 playgrounds The plural form of playground; more than one (kind of) playground.
1754 playing The present participle of play. The children were playing in the park.
1755 plating The present participle of plate.
1756 playing cards The plural form of playing card; more than one (kind of) playing card.
1757 platings The plural form of plating; more than one (kind of) plating.
1758 playpens The plural form of playpen; more than one (kind of) playpen.
1759 plays The third-person singular form of play.
1760 planter A planter is someone who plants something.
1761 plaything A plaything is a toy or something else you play with. The computer has turned into a plaything.
1762 planters The plural form of planter; more than one (kind of) planter.
1763 planting The present participle of plant. She spent all day planting her flowers
1764 plaza A plaza is a public square.
1765 plazas The plural form of plaza; more than one (kind of) plaza.
1766 plaque A plaque is a piece of flat metal with words on it
1767 plaques The plural form of plaque; more than one (kind of) plaque.
1768 pleaded The past tense and past participle of plead.
1769 pleading The present participle of plead.
1770 plashy If something is plashy
1771 platypus A platypus is an animal that lives on both water and land. It has a body like a mole
1772 pleasant If something is pleasant When it rains in the summer, it is a pleasant event.
1773 platypuses The plural form of platypus; more than one (kind of) platypus.
1774 plaudit A plaudit is an expression of praise that is bestowed onto someone.
1775 plaudits The plural form of plaudit; more than one (kind of) plaudit.
1776 plausible If an explanation is plausible A plausible excuse.
1777 please We say "please" when we want to ask someone politely to do something. Pass the salt, please.
1778 play To do things for amusement. Children like to play all day.
1779 Play date
1780 played The past tense and past participle of play.
1781 players The plural form of player; more than one (kind of) player.
1782 playful If a person is playful John is a playful fellow.; A party hat is a playful conical hat people wear at parties.
1783 playfully If something is done playfully
1784 playfulness The playfulness of someone is how playful they are.
1785 playing card Any of the usually 52 rectangular pieces of card used to play many games.
1786 playpen A playpen is an enclosed place where a baby plays in.
1787 PlayStation PlayStation is a brand of gaming console.
1788 platinum Platinum is an element of the periodic table with the atomic number 78. Its symbol is Pt.
1789 playthings The plural form of plaything; more than one (kind of) plaything.
1790 Playwright
1791 pled The past tense and past participle of plead.
1792 platonic Platonic means close and intimate Me and Jessica are really close, but our relationship is just platonic. We're just really good friends.
1793 platonic love Platonic love is close and affectionate but non-romantic love.
1794 platypi The plural form of platypus; more than one (kind of) platypus.
1795 pleasanter The comparative form of pleasant; more pleasant.
1796 pledging The present participle of pledge.
1797 plenipotentiaries The plural form of plenipotentiary; more than one (kind of) plenipotentiary.
1798 plenipotentiary A plenipotentiary is a person who has the full authority to represent their government in a foreign country.
1799 plentiful If something is plentiful Food was plentiful at the party.; The region has plentiful natural resources.
1800 pleasantest The superlative form of pleasant; most pleasant.
1801 pleasantly If something happened pleasantly
1802 pleasantness Pleasantness is the state of being pleasant.
1803 pleased Happy I'm so pleased you were able to make it to my show.
1804 pliant If something is plaint
1805 pleases The third-person singular form of please.
1806 pleasing If something is pleasing
1807 pleasure Pleasure is a nice feeling we have when we do something that's fun or that feels good. Being at this party and seeing my friends again is a real pleasure.
1808 pleasured The past tense and past participle of pleasure.
1809 pleasures The plural form of pleasure; more than one (kind of) pleasure.
1810 pleasuring The present participle of pleasure.
1811 pleat A pleat is a fold in the fabric of a garment.
1812 pleated The past tense and past participle of pleat.
1813 pleating The present participle of pleat.
1814 pleats The plural form of pleat; more than one (kind of) pleat.
1815 plea A plea is a request that is made in an emotional way. A plea for mercy.
1816 plead If you plead for something The woman plead with the killers for the lives of her children.
1817 pleads The third-person singular form of plead.
1818 pleas The plural form of plea; more than one (kind of) plea.
1819 plenty Plenty of something is a lot of it; more than enough of it. Don't give up straight away darling. You've still got plenty of time to go yet.; The new ideas give me plenty to think about.; I lost one, but I've still got plenty more teeth in my mouth.; Here! Take some more; there's plenty here.
1820 plethora A plethora of something is a large amount or number of that thing The menu offers a plethora of cuisines from around the world.
1821 plethoras The plural form of plethora; more than one (kind of) plethora.
1822 Plex
1823 plots The plural form of plot; more than one (kind of) plot. This author is known for the elaborate plots of his novels.
1824 plotted The past tense and past participle of plot.
1825 plotting The present participle of plot.
1826 plinth A plinth is a base that you put a statue on.
1827 ploughed The past tense and past participle of plough.
1828 plinths The plural form of plinth; more than one (kind of) plinth.
1829 plod A plod is a slow walk with heavy steps We started at a brisk walk and ended at a plod.
1830 plodded The past tense and past participle of plod.
1831 plodding The present participle of plod.
1832 plods The third-person singular form of plod.
1833 Plonix
1834 pluck If you pluck something from somewhere She plucked the phone from her bag and dialed.; The girl bent down to pluck a rose.; Please, pluck this chicken for me.
1835 plonk Plonk is a cheap wine. He had a headache after a night on the plonk.
1836 plonked The past tense and past participle of plonk.
1837 plucks The third-person singular form of pluck.
1838 plug A plug is an object that fills a gap. Examples of a plug are
1839 plugged The past tense and past participle of plug.
1840 plugging The present participle of plug.
1841 plugs The plural form of plug; more than one (kind of) plug.
1842 plonking The present participle of plonk.
1843 plonks The plural form of plonk; more than one (kind of) plonk.
1844 plebeian A plebeian is a commoner
1845 plebeians The plural form of plebeian; more than one (kind of) plebeian.
1846 pledge If you made a pledge that means you made promise that you will do something. I made a pledge that I would go with him, so I can't back out now.
1847 pledge allegiance
1848 pledged The past tense and past participle of pledge.
1849 plume A large feather of a bird.
1850 pledges The plural form of pledge; more than one (kind of) pledge.
1851 plosive The sound produced when restricting airflow using the mouth
1852 plosives The plural form of plosive; more than one (kind of) plosive.
1853 plot A plot is the course of a story. It is the main things that happen in a story.
1854 plough A plough is a tool used to cut ground before planting. He took the plough out of the shed.
1855 plummy If something tastes or smells plummy it tastes or smells like plums.
1856 plump A plump person is someone who has a rounded body shape.
1857 Plump paste
1858 plumped The past tense and past participle of plump.
1859 ploughing The present participle of plough.
1860 ploughs The plural form of plough; more than one (kind of) plough.
1861 plow A plow is a tool used to cut ground before planting. An old plow was stuck in the field.
1862 plowed The past tense and past participle of plow.
1863 plumper The comparative form of plump; more plump.
1864 plowing The present participle of plow.
1865 plumping The present participle of plump.
1866 plumpness The plumpness of someone is how plump they are.
1867 plumps The third-person singular form of plump.
1868 plums The plural form of plum; more than one (kind of) plum. Plums are my favorite fruit.
1869 plunder If you plunder
1870 plundered The past tense and past participle of plunder.
1871 plundering The present participle of plunder.
1872 plunders The third-person singular form of plunder.
1873 plows The plural form of plow; more than one (kind of) plow.
1874 plucked The past tense and past participle of pluck.
1875 plunger A plunger is an object used to free up a toilet That plunger freed up the toilet so it could run properly.
1876 plucking The present participle of pluck.
1877 plunges The third-person singular form of plunge.
1878 plumb truly vertical if an endlessly long line was plumb, then it would go through the center of the Earth
1879 plural If a noun is plural in English grammar If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.
1880 plurals The plural form of plural; more than one (kind of) plural.
1881 plumbed The past tense and past participle of plumb.
1882 pluses The plural form of plus; more than one (kind of) plus.
1883 plop To drop into a liquid
1884 plumbs The third-person singular form of plumb.
1885 plopped The past tense and past participle of plop.
1886 plusses The plural form of plus; more than one (kind of) plus.
1887 plopping The present participle of plop.
1888 plops The third-person singular form of plop.
1889 pluming The present participle of plume.
1890 plummier The comparative form of plummy; more plummy.
1891 plummiest The superlative form of plummy; most plummy.
1892 plumpen If you plumpen something
1893 plumpened The past tense and past participle of plumpen.
1894 plumpening The present participle of plumpen.
1895 Po' boy
1896 poach If you poach
1897 poached The past tense and past participle of poach.
1898 poacher if you kill and capture wild animals illegally
1899 poachers The plural form of poacher; more than one (kind of) poacher.
1900 poaches The third-person singular form of poach.
1901 poaching The present participle of poach.
1902 Pocards
1903 pochard A pochard is a type of duck in the subfamily Aythyinae. The male pochard usually has a reddish head with black breast.
1904 pochards The plural form of pochard; more than one (kind of) pochard.
1905 plumpens The third-person singular form of plumpen.
1906 plumpest The superlative form of plump; most plump.
1907 plunge If you plunge into something They happily plunged into the swimming pool.
1908 plunged The past tense and past participle of plunge.
1909 pod A pod is a seed case for legumes
1910 plungers The plural form of plunger; more than one (kind of) plunger.
1911 plunging The present participle of plunge.
1912 podded The past tense and past participle of pod.
1913 podding The present participle of pod.
1914 plum A fruit that is often a dark red or purple color. I really like to eat plums.
1915 plus You use plus when you add numbers. Two plus two is four. (2+2=4); The TV is $299 plus tax.; The margin of error is plus or minus one per cent.
1916 plumber A plumber is someone who installs and fixes pipes and drains to carry water We had to call a plumber because the bathroom sink was leaking.
1917 pods The plural form of pod; more than one (kind of) pod.
1918 poem A poem is a group of words written or spoken as an art. Usually I have written some poems.; The poem was very beautiful.
1919 poems The plural form of poem; more than one (kind of) poem.
1920 poet A poet is someone who creates poetry. If you write poems you are being a poet.
1921 poetic If something is poetic it is a poem or sounds like poetry.
1922 poetic justice Poetic justice is when a person has something happen to them that is like something bad they did to someone else. After taking many peoples homes, he went broke and became homeless -- now that was poetic justice.
1923 poetical What is poetical is what is of or related to poetry.
1924 poetically If something is poetically done
1925 poetry The art of writing poems. Poetry is much cheaper than painting since you don't need special supplies.
1926 plumbers The plural form of plumber; more than one (kind of) plumber.
1927 plumbing Plumbing is the pipes
1928 pogroms The plural form of pogrom; more than one (kind of) pogrom.
1929 plumed The past tense and past participle of plume.
1930 point A point is a position with no size These two lines meet at this point.
1931 plumes The plural form of plume; more than one (kind of) plume.
1932 pneumonia Pneumonia is an acute or chronic inflammation of the lungs caused by viruses
1933 pointed If something is pointed The warrior brandished a pointed spear.
1934 pneumonias The plural form of pneumonia; more than one (kind of) pneumonia.
1935 pneumonic If something is pneumonic
1936 pointier The comparative form of pointy; more pointy.
1937 pointiest The superlative form of pointy; most pointy.
1938 pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is an invented word to mean a lung disease caused by breathing in very small particles of ash and dust. His trouble breathing was explained by his pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis diagnosis.
1939 Po' boy
1940 pocket A pocket is a small empty space I usually put my keys in my pants' pocket, but I can't find them now.; My cell phone is in the outside pocket of my bag.
1941 points The plural form of point; more than one (kind of) point.
1942 pocketed The past tense and past participle of pocket.
1943 Poireiton Poireiton is an ancient Meitei divine hero of adventure
1944 pocketing The present participle of pocket.
1945 poisoned The past tense and past participle of poison.
1946 poisoning The present participle of poison.
1947 pockets The plural form of pocket; more than one (kind of) pocket.
1948 podcast A podcast is a series of related digital files (music
1949 poisons The plural form of poison; more than one (kind of) poison.
1950 plush If something is plush
1951 plusher The comparative form of plush; more plush.
1952 plushest The superlative form of plush; most plush.
1953 Pluto Pluto is the second largest dwarf planet and the largest Kuiper belt object in the Solar System.
1954 pokers The plural form of poker; more than one (kind of) poker.
1955 pokes The third-person singular form of poke.
1956 poking The present participle of poke.
1957 Poland Poland is a country in Central Europe.
1958 plutonium Plutonium is a man-made element of the periodic table Along with neptunium, plutonium was the first man-made element to be created by bombarding uranium-238 cores with neutrons.
1959 pneumatic If something is pneumatic
1960 pointer A pointer is someone or something that points or is used for pointing.
1961 pointers The plural form of pointer; more than one (kind of) pointer.
1962 pointing The present participle of point. The walkers were pointing at their map.
1963 pointless If something is pointless
1964 pointlessly If something is done pointlessly
1965 pointy If something is pointy it is sharp. Witches typically wear black pointy hats.
1966 poison Poison is any substance that makes people or animals sick or kills them if it gets into their body. He put out poison to get rid of the mice.; Some snakes can deliver poison by biting you.
1967 polarize If you polarize something
1968 polarized The past tense and past participle of polarize.
1969 polarizes The third-person singular form of polarize.
1970 polarizing The present participle of polarize.
1971 polars The plural form of polar; more than one (kind of) polar.
1972 poisonless If something is poisonless That garter snake is poisonless.
1973 poisonous If something is poisonous
1974 poldering The present participle of polder.
1975 Poka
1976 pole A pole is a long stick that is used for grabbing for support. Grab the pole there to keep your balance on this old bus.
1977 polemic A polemic is a hostile one-sided argument against a person or opinion. Can be a description of the person who uses this method. Hitler's polemic against Jews was published in his book "My Struggle".
1978 polemics The plural form of polemic; more than one (kind of) polemic.
1979 podcasts The plural form of podcast; more than one (kind of) podcast.
1980 podia The plural form of podium; more than one (kind of) podium.
1981 podium A podium is a platform for a person to stand on so as to be seen by the audience.
1982 podiums The plural form of podium; more than one (kind of) podium.
1983 poke To poke is the act of using one finger to touch someone else She did not even notice me poking her.
1984 poets The plural form of poet; more than one (kind of) poet.
1985 pogrom A pogrom is a violent riot
1986 poignant If something is poignant Our walk through the graveyard was a poignant reminder of life's shortness.
1987 poked The past tense and past participle of poke.
1988 poker Poker is a group of card games that involve trying to get a good hand of cards. Usually there is some betting The three of us play poker every Friday night, and the loser buys drinks.
1989 point blank If you say or refuse something point blank
1990 policing The present participle of police.
1991 Point down
1992 policymaker A policymaker is a member of a government department
1993 policymakers The plural form of policymaker; more than one (kind of) policymaker.
1994 polish Someone polishes something when they rub it with a cloth to make it smooth and shiny. Sometimes wax or a special liquid is used. A wooden floor should be polished with floor wax.; Silver needs to be polished to make it shiny.
1995 polarise If you polarise something
1996 polarised The past tense and past participle of polarise.
1997 polarises The third-person singular form of polarise.
1998 polarising The present participle of polarise.
1999 politely If something is done politely
2000 polarities The plural form of polarity; more than one (kind of) polarity.
2001 polarity The polarity of something is the measurement of its electrical potential at the ends of it.
2002 polder A polder is an area of ground that is reclaimed from a sea or lake.
2003 politic Actions or words that are politic are carefully chosen not to upset people. The senator gave a very politic reply.
2004 political Something is political if it is related to politics. He supports the Democratic political party.
2005 poldered The past tense and past participle of polder.
2006 polders The plural form of polder; more than one (kind of) polder.
2007 poles The plural form of pole; more than one (kind of) pole.
2008 police The police are the government force who enforce laws When we saw the man take the money, we called the police.; The police car stopped the truck that was driving too fast.; New Zealand Police took stolen guns, money, and cars, after searching a homes in the city of Auckland.
2009 police officer A police officer is an official person who stops criminals and helps people. A young police officer was shot on patrol last night.; The police officer asked to see my driver's license.
2010 politicise If you politicise a situation
2011 politicised The past tense and past participle of politicise.
2012 politicises The third-person singular form of politicise.
2013 politicising The present participle of politicise.
2014 politicize If you politicize a situation
2015 politicized The past tense and past participle of politicize.
2016 politicizes The third-person singular form of politicize.
2017 politicizing The present participle of politicize.
2018 politics Politics is the activity of controlling The Prime Minister entered politics when she was in university.; It is very hard to keep the Church out of national politics.; The decision about the war will be about both foreign policy and domestic politics.; Office politics have stopped her from getting the job.
2019 police officers The plural form of police officer; more than one (kind of) police officer.
2020 polled The past tense and past participle of poll.
2021 pollen Pollen is very fine yellow dust that is produced by a plant.
2022 policed The past tense and past participle of police.
2023 policeman A policeman is someone who works for the police. The policeman carried a gun.
2024 policemen The plural form of policeman; more than one (kind of) policeman.
2025 polices The third-person singular form of police.
2026 polar Polar ice There are some research stations in the polar region.
2027 polar bear A polar bear is a big
2028 polling The present participle of poll.
2029 polls The plural form of poll; more than one (kind of) poll.
2030 polar bears The plural form of polar bear; more than one (kind of) polar bear.
2031 pollutants The plural form of pollutant; more than one (kind of) pollutant.
2032 polishes The third-person singular form of polish.
2033 polishing The present participle of polish.
2034 polite If you are polite It's not polite to take something without asking.; Parents have to teach their children to be polite.; Susie is more polite than her sister Cindy.; Susie is the most polite child I have ever met.
2035 politeness Politeness is how polite you are to someone else. I expect a high level of politeness from people I do not know well.
2036 pollution Pollution is when bad or harmful things are put into the environment. Nobody visits the river any more because of all the pollution.
2037 politer The comparative form of polite; more polite. Susie is politer than her sister Cindy.
2038 poly Poly is short for polyester.
2039 politest The superlative form of polite; most polite. Susie is the politest child I have ever met.
2040 polyarchy A polyarchy is a type of government where power is in the hands of a few people.
2041 polygamy Polygamy is the practice of having more than one sexual partner or spouse at the same time. In polygamy
2042 political correctness Political correctness is using words/language that won't offend people who are usually discriminated against such as immigrants or disabled people.
2043 polyglotism Polyglotism is the ability to use more than one language.
2044 polyglotisms The plural form of polyglotism; more than one (kind of) polyglotism.
2045 political correctnesses The plural form of political correctness; more than one (kind of) political correctness.
2046 politically If something is done politically
2047 politician A politician is a person who is involved in politics
2048 politicians The plural form of politician; more than one (kind of) politician.
2049 poll A poll is a process of asking people for their opinions about something and counting the results. The latest Newsweek poll suggests 65% of the public is dissatisfied with the president.; She was extremely concerned about recent opinion polls showing a decline in her popularity.; Senator McCain continues to hold a two-point lead in the daily tracking poll.; We conducted our own poll of smokers under 18 and we found roughly the same numbers.; The latest poll indicates that her lead is down to 6 points.; According to one poll, almost two-thirds of New York City voters opposed the plan.; An Ohio poll released in February 2008 showed the economy as the most important issue.
2050 pollinate If a flower is pollinated
2051 pollinated The past tense and past participle of pollinate.
2052 pollinates The third-person singular form of pollinate.
2053 pollinating The present participle of pollinate.
2054 policewoman A policewoman is a female police officer.
2055 policewomen The plural form of policewoman; more than one (kind of) policewoman.
2056 policies The plural form of policy; more than one (kind of) policy.
2057 policy A policy is an official rule or idea that explain how to act in certain situations. The government is suggesting a significant change in economic policy.; In at least one case there was a deliberate policy decision not to involve the police.; The policy at the movie theater said we should turn on phones off and be quiet, during the movie.
2058 polished The past tense and past participle of polish.
2059 polluted If something is polluted
2060 pollutes The third-person singular form of pollute.
2061 polluting The present participle of pollute.
2062 polonium Polonium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 84 and symbol Po.
2063 polyarchies The plural form of polyarchy; more than one (kind of) polyarchy.
2064 polyglot A polyglot is a person who knows or can talk in many different languages.
2065 polyglots The plural form of polyglot; more than one (kind of) polyglot.
2066 polyglottism Polyglottism is another way of spelling polyglotism.
2067 polyglottisms Polyglottisms is another way of spelling polyglotisms.
2068 polygon A polygon is a type of two-dimensional shape. It has three or more corners
2069 polymerizing The present participle of polymerize.
2070 polygons The plural form of polygon; more than one (kind of) polygon.
2071 polygraph A polygraph is a device that is used to detect lies.
2072 polyp A polyp is an abnormal growth that protrudes from a membrane that secretes mucus.
2073 polyps The plural form of polyp; more than one (kind of) polyp.
2074 polygraphed The past tense and past participle of polygraph.
2075 polygraphing The present participle of polygraph.
2076 polytechnic A polytechnic is an educational institute that teaches applied arts and sciences rather than academic subjects.
2077 polytechnics The plural form of polytechnic; more than one (kind of) polytechnic.
2078 polygraphs The plural form of polygraph; more than one (kind of) polygraph.
2079 pollination Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma.
2080 pollinations The plural form of pollination; more than one (kind of) pollination.
2081 polytheists The plural form of polytheist; more than one (kind of) polytheist.
2082 pollutant A pollutant is something that makes the air Insecticides, herbicides, and detergents are all examples of water pollutants.
2083 pollute To pollute means add dirt and other harmful things to water The industry pollutes the air in this region.
2084 polymerise If something polymerises
2085 polymerised The past tense and past participle of polymerise.
2086 polymerises The third-person singular form of polymerise.
2087 polymerising The present participle of polymerise.
2088 polymerization Polymerization is the chemical process
2089 polymerizations The plural form of polymerization; more than one (kind of) polymerization.
2090 polymerize If something polymerizes
2091 polymerized The past tense and past participle of polymerize.
2092 polymerizes The third-person singular form of polymerize.
2093 polymers The plural form of polymer; more than one (kind of) polymer.
2094 Polyorchisis
2095 polysaccharide A polysaccharide is a complex carbohydrate that is made of many monosaccharide units. Cellulose, starches, and complex carbohydrates, such as glycogen, are common polysaccharides in biology.
2096 polysaccharides The plural form of polysaccharide; more than one (kind of) polysaccharide.
2097 polyhedra The plural form of polyhedron; more than one (kind of) polyhedron.
2098 polyhedron A polyhedron is a solid figure with many flat faces and straight edges.
2099 polyhedrons The plural form of polyhedron; more than one (kind of) polyhedron.
2100 polymer A polymer is a compound made up of many repeated smaller simple monomers. Polymers can be natural or man-made. Cellulose is a natural polymer, and nylon is a man-made polymer.
2101 polymerisation Polymerisation is the chemical process
2102 polymerisations The plural form of polymerisation; more than one (kind of) polymerisation.
2103 ponchos The plural form of poncho; more than one (kind of) poncho.
2104 pond A pond is a small body of water.
2105 ponder If you ponder
2106 pool A pool is hole that holds water. Usually Our hotel had a large indoor pool.
2107 pondered The past tense and past participle of ponder.
2108 pondering The present participle of ponder.
2109 ponders The third-person singular form of ponder.
2110 ponds The plural form of pond; more than one (kind of) pond.
2111 ponies The plural form of pony; more than one (kind of) pony.
2112 pontiff A pontiff is a bishop of the early Church; now referring to the Pope.
2113 pontiffs The plural form of pontiff; more than one (kind of) pontiff.
2114 pontificate Pontificate is the term of office of a pontiff.
2115 pontificated The past tense and past participle of pontificate.
2116 pontificates The plural form of pontificate; more than one (kind of) pontificate.
2117 polytheism Polytheism is belief in more than one god. Islam is against religions believing in polytheism.
2118 poorlier The comparative form of poorly; more poorly.
2119 poorliest The superlative form of poorly; most poorly.
2120 poorly If something is done poorly to do poorly in business; we should get a refund from the contractor, the renovation was done poorly with cracked tiles.
2121 polytheist A polytheist is a person who believes in more than one god.
2122 poos The plural form of poo; more than one (kind of) poo.
2123 pontificating The present participle of pontificate.
2124 Popas
2125 polytheistic If you are polytheistic you believe in more than one god. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.
2126 pony A pony is a breed of horses that are small in size even when full grown.
2127 popes The plural form of pope; more than one (kind of) pope.
2128 poppa Another word for father What's up, poppa?
2129 poppas The plural form of poppa; more than one (kind of) poppa.
2130 popped The past tense and past participle of pop.
2131 popping The present participle of pop.
2132 poppycock Poppycock is foolish talk.
2133 pops The plural form of pop; more than one (kind of) pop.
2134 pomegranate A small tree
2135 pomegranates The plural form of pomegranate; more than one (kind of) pomegranate.
2136 poncho A poncho is a simple garment He bought a poncho on his last trip to Bolivia.
2137 popular If something is popular many people like Beth is one of the popular girls in my class.; Hamburgers are more popular than hot dogs with teenagers.; Kyle is the most popular boy in the senior class.
2138 pooing The present participle of poo.
2139 Pooja
2140 pooled The past tense and past participle of pool. They pooled their money together to buy the ticket to the big game.
2141 pooling The present participle of pool. The pooling of the money was a waste of time.
2142 popularities The plural form of popularity; more than one (kind of) popularity.
2143 popularity Popularity is the quality of being either well-liked or common. Brad Pitt's popularity as an actor has never been higher.
2144 pools The plural form of pool; more than one (kind of) pool. The hotel has two pools: an indoor pool and an outdoor pool.
2145 Poon
2146 poop When you poop He is pooping in the toilet.
2147 pooped The past tense and past participle of poop.
2148 pooping The present participle of poop.
2149 poops The third-person singular form of poop.
2150 poor Someone who is poor has little or no money. He is very poor.
2151 poorer The comparative form of poor; more poor. They were poorer than the rest.
2152 poorest The comparative form of poor; more poor.
2153 poorness The poorness of someone is how poor they are.
2154 populist A person who wants more democracy.
2155 populists The plural form of populist; more than one (kind of) populist.
2156 pop A loud sound
2157 popcorn popcorn is a snack food made by heating certain kinds of corn.
2158 pope The pope is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
2159 ponytail A ponytail is a hairstyle where long hair is tied together at the back of the head.
2160 ponytails The plural form of ponytail; more than one (kind of) ponytail.
2161 poo Poo refers to the feces produced from the anus.
2162 pooed The past tense and past participle of poo.
2163 popularised The past tense and past participle of popularise.
2164 pored The past tense and past participle of pore.
2165 pores The plural form of pore; more than one (kind of) pore.
2166 poring The present participle of pore.
2167 popularises The third-person singular form of popularise.
2168 pork chop A pork chop is a piece of pork with the bone through the meat.
2169 pork chops The plural form of pork chop; more than one (kind of) pork chop. We are having pork chops for supper tonight.
2170 popularising The present participle of popularise.
2171 porkiest The superlative form of porky; most porky.
2172 popularize If something is popularized
2173 porky When someone is porky He looked rather porky.
2174 popularized The past tense and past participle of popularize.
2175 porn star A porn star is an actor who is famous for being in pornographic movies.
2176 porn stars The plural form of porn star; more than one (kind of) porn star.
2177 popularizes The third-person singular form of popularize.
2178 popularizing The present participle of popularize.
2179 populate If a place is populated They lived on the only populated island in the area.; She is fake, like most of the characters who populate TV shows today.; The birds didn't populate the nest box for the next two years.
2180 pornos The plural form of porno; more than one (kind of) porno.
2181 pornstar A pornstar is an actor who is famous for being in pornographic movies.
2182 pornstars The plural form of pornstar; more than one (kind of) pornstar.
2183 populated The past tense and past participle of populate.
2184 populates The third-person singular form of populate.
2185 populating The present participle of populate.
2186 population The population of a place is the people or animals that live there. The population of a city is higher than that of a town.; The growth of population on earth may lead to much hunger.
2187 populations The plural form of population; more than one (kind of) population.
2188 populous When something is populous China is the most populous country in the world.
2189 popsicle A frozen flavored ice or ice cream treat on a stick. My mother gave me a popsicle.
2190 popsicles The plural form of popsicle; more than one (kind of) popsicle.
2191 populace The populace of a place is people who live there
2192 port A port is a place for ships to stop to trade or refuel. The port was bombed by the Japanese during World War II.
2193 port de bras (French The ballerina's port de bras was classically correct.
2194 portability Portability is the state or quality of being portable.
2195 popularise If something is popularised
2196 pork Pork is meat or flesh from a pig. I had a pork sandwich for lunch today.
2197 porkier The comparative form of porky; more porky.
2198 porks The plural form of pork; more than one (kind of) pork.
2199 porn porn is a short word My girlfriend and I like to watch porn.; Do not let your kids watch porn.
2200 porno A porno is a film about pornography. My girlfriend and me want to make a porno in our bedroom.
2201 pornographic If something is pornographic
2202 pornography Pornography is pictures or words that show or describe sex to make people feel excited.
2203 porous A porous object is one with a lot of holes or spaces in it that allows liquids and gases to pass through. Some kinds of rock are so porous that water goes right through it.
2204 Porphyr
2205 porpoise A porpoise is a small aquatic mammal of the family Phocoenidae. It is related to dolphins and whales.
2206 porpoised The past tense and past participle of porpoise.
2207 porting The present participle of port.
2208 porpoises The plural form of porpoise; more than one (kind of) porpoise.
2209 portioned The past tense and past participle of portion.
2210 portioning The present participle of portion.
2211 portions The plural form of portion; more than one (kind of) portion.
2212 porpoising The present participle of porpoise.
2213 Porports
2214 porcelain Porcelain is a white translucent ceramic.
2215 porcelains The plural form of porcelain; more than one (kind of) porcelain.
2216 porch A porch is a covered and enclosed entrance into a building. It is similar to an extended roof that covers an area in front of an entrance.
2217 porches The plural form of porch; more than one (kind of) porch.
2218 portmanteaus The plural form of portmanteau; more than one (kind of) portmanteau.
2219 porcupine A porcupine is an animal (a rodent) with sharp needles all over its body.
2220 Portmantius
2221 portrait A portrait is a painting or picture of a person's head and shoulders. The portrait of the former queen sold for several million dollars.
2222 porcupines The plural form of porcupine; more than one (kind of) porcupine.
2223 portraiture A portraiture is a portrait.
2224 portray When you portray something The artist portrayed the bustling life of the city very uniquely in his latest artwork.
2225 portrayal A portrayal refers to a painting or other artwork portraying something such as a person
2226 portrayals The plural form of portrayal; more than one (kind of) portrayal.
2227 portrayed The past tense and past participle of portray.
2228 portraying The present participle of portray.
2229 portrays The third-person singular form of portray.
2230 ports The plural form of port; more than one (kind of) port.
2231 Portugal Portugal is a country near Spain in Europe.
2232 Portuguese When something is Portuguese
2233 Porus
2234 pose A position or arrangement. What kind of pose is best for this photograph?
2235 posed The past tense and past participle of pose.
2236 pore A tiny opening in the skin.
2237 portals The plural form of portal; more than one (kind of) portal.
2238 posh Posh is something that is high class He spoke with a posh voice.; It was the poshest restaurant in town.
2239 poshen If you poshen something
2240 poshened The past tense and past participle of poshen.
2241 poshening The present participle of poshen.
2242 poshens The third-person singular form of poshen.
2243 posher The comparative form of posh; more posh.
2244 poshest The superlative form of posh; most posh.
2245 posing The present participle of pose.
2246 ported The past tense and past participle of port.
2247 portend If something portends
2248 portended The past tense and past participle of portend.
2249 position The position of something is the place where the thing is. The position of the table is two metres from the wall.; You're in my way. Please move to a different position.
2250 positioned The past tense and past participle of position.
2251 positioning The present participle of position.
2252 positionings The plural form of positioning; more than one (kind of) positioning.
2253 positions The plural form of position; more than one (kind of) position.
2254 portending The present participle of portend.
2255 portends The third-person singular form of portend.
2256 positively In a positive manner rather than a negative one. His idea for decreasing working hours was received positively by the workers.
2257 porter A porter is someone whose work is to carry things. The porter will take your things up to your room for you.
2258 positivity The state of being positive.
2259 porters The plural form of porter; more than one (kind of) porter.
2260 portfolio A portfolio is a case for carrying papers
2261 posits The plural form of posit; more than one (kind of) posit.
2262 portfolios The plural form of portfolio; more than one (kind of) portfolio.
2263 portion A portion is a part of something. We need to put more signs up in this portion of the city.
2264 portlier The comparative form of portly; more portly.
2265 portliest The superlative form of portly; most portly.
2266 possession Power or control over something
2267 portly A portly is fat and overweight.
2268 portmanteau A portmanteau word. Pokémon is a portmanteau of "pocket" and "monster".
2269 portmanteau word A portmanteau word is a word that is made by putting two words together. "Pokémon" is a portmanteau word made from "pocket" and "monster".; "Smog" is a portmanteau word made from "smoke" and "fog".
2270 portmanteau words The plural form of portmanteau word; more than one (kind of) portmanteau word.
2271 possibilities The plural form of possibility; more than one (kind of) possibility.
2272 porridge Porridge is oatmeal or other grains boiled in water or milk until they are thick and sticky and usually eaten for breakfast. He got up, ate a quick bowl of porridge, and set off.
2273 possible If something is possible Life on other planets is possible.
2274 possibly You use possibly to say that something might be true. This is possibly the biggest tree in the city.
2275 post Post is the letters and parcels that you send to other people. There's no post today because it's a Sunday.; The new book arrived in the post.
2276 post- after
2277 post meridiem Usually abbreviated p.m. In the winter, the sun can set as early as 4:30 post meridiem.
2278 post office A post office is where mail is sent and received from. He sent his letter from the post office.
2279 post offices The plural form of post office; more than one (kind of) post office.
2280 postage Postage is money that is paid to have a letter or package delivered to someone. Mary paid 50 cents for postage.
2281 portmanteaux The plural form of portmanteau; more than one (kind of) portmanteau.
2282 portraits The plural form of portrait; more than one (kind of) portrait.
2283 porridges The plural form of porridge; more than one (kind of) porridge.
2284 postal The postal system The postal service delivers mail every day.
2285 portable If something is portable A portable toilet can be easily moved from one construction site to another.
2286 portal A web portal is a website that features interactive services and collects information together.
2287 posted The past tense and past participle of post.
2288 posit A posit is something that is postulated.
2289 posited The past tense and past participle of posit.
2290 positing The present participle of posit.
2291 positive If something is positive A balanced diet, exercise, and a positive attitude are all things that give you a sense of well being.; After using the new skin cream for four weeks, most women showed positive results, reporting that their skin felt smoother and softer and looked better.; The changes in the prices were all positive.
2292 positive statement A statement that focuses only on what is the case
2293 posthumous To be posthumous Posthumous orphans never knew their fathers.
2294 positives The plural form of positive; more than one (kind of) positive.
2295 posting The present participle of post.
2296 positron A positron is a particle that takes one positive charge and its mass and spin is equal to an electron's.
2297 postman A postman is someone who delivers mail. The postman dropped off the mail.
2298 postmark A postmark is a stamp that shows where a letter was sent from. The postcard had an Orlando postmark on it.
2299 postmarked The past tense and past participle of postmark.
2300 postmarking The present participle of postmark.
2301 postmarks The plural form of postmark; more than one (kind of) postmark.
2302 positrons The plural form of positron; more than one (kind of) positron.
2303 postmasters The plural form of postmaster; more than one (kind of) postmaster.
2304 postmen The plural form of postman; more than one (kind of) postman.
2305 possess To have or to own He does not possess a car.
2306 postnatal Something that is postnatal happens after birth.
2307 postoffice Postoffice is another way of spelling post office.
2308 postoffices The plural form of postoffice; more than one (kind of) postoffice.
2309 possessed The past tense and past participle of possess.
2310 possesses The third-person singular form of possess.
2311 possessing The present participle of possess.
2312 possessions The plural form of possession; more than one (kind of) possession.
2313 possessive Not willing to share someone/something; wanting to control someone/something. He is very possessive of his car and won't let anyone else drive it.
2314 possessor A possessor of something is someone who has it. You are now the proud possessor of a university degree.; Intelligence is a gift over which its possessor has little control.
2315 possessors The plural form of possessor; more than one (kind of) possessor.
2316 possibility If there is a possibility of something There is a real possibility of war.
2317 Poseidon Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea and storms
2318 poses The plural form of pose; more than one (kind of) pose.
2319 postulant A postulant is a person who is seeking admission to a religious position.
2320 postulants The plural form of postulant; more than one (kind of) postulant.
2321 posterior Posterior is a word used in biology to refer to the back of an animal.
2322 posterities The plural form of posterity; more than one (kind of) posterity.
2323 posterity Posterity means people in the future. The baseball player is remembered by posterity as one of the best players who ever lived.; If we cut down all of the world's trees, there will be none left for posterity.
2324 posters The plural form of poster; more than one (kind of) poster.
2325 posthumously When something is done posthumously The prize was awarded posthumously.; The author finished the book before he died, but it was released posthumously.
2326 postings The plural form of posting; more than one (kind of) posting.
2327 postmaster A postmaster is the head of the post office. Benjamin Franklin was the first postmaster general of the U.S.
2328 postmidnight Period from 00:00 (12:00 am) to 05:59 (5:59 am).
2329 postwar Something that is postwar is after a war.
2330 pot A metal container for cooking. People can cook food by putting the food in a pot and putting the pot on a stove.
2331 potable If something is potable you can safely drink it.
2332 postpone When you postpone something She will postpone the picnic if weather reports indicate rain.; The exams were postponed until next week because of the weather.
2333 postponed The past tense and past participle of postpone.
2334 postponement Postponement is the act or process of postponing something.
2335 potato A potato is a food that grows under the ground We usually eat meat and potatoes.
2336 postponements The plural form of postponement; more than one (kind of) postponement.
2337 postpones The third-person singular form of postpone.
2338 potatoes The plural form of potato; more than one (kind of) potato.
2339 potatoey If something is potatoey
2340 potent If something is potent
2341 potential A potential customer Realistic goals can then be set to prevent potential problems from becoming actual ones.; To grow, a business must identify potential customers and their needs.
2342 postponing The present participle of postpone.
2343 post-production The last part of movie production
2344 postage stamp A small piece of paper that is placed on an item being mailed to show that the postage has been paid.
2345 postage stamps The plural form of postage stamp; more than one (kind of) postage stamp.
2346 pots The plural form of pot; more than one (kind of) pot.
2347 postages The plural form of postage; more than one (kind of) postage.
2348 postcard A postcard is a piece of paper with a message on it mailed without an envelope. I sent a postcard to my friend when I was on vacation.
2349 postcards The plural form of postcard; more than one (kind of) postcard.
2350 poster A poster is a large piece of paper with a picture or writing on it. I saw a poster advertising lemonade.
2351 postulated The past tense and past participle of postulate.
2352 postulates The third-person singular form of postulate.
2353 postulating The present participle of postulate.
2354 posture A posture is a position of the body. At the start of a race, the runners crouch down into a starting posture.
2355 postured The past tense and past participle of posture.
2356 postures The plural form of posture; more than one (kind of) posture.
2357 poultry Poultry is any type of meat from domestic fowls (e.g. chickens
2358 pounce To suddenly jump onto something and grab it. The lion hid in the grass until the zebra came close. Then the lion pounced on it and killed it.
2359 posturing The present participle of posture.
2360 pounces The third-person singular form of pounce.
2361 potash Potash is a the mixture of potassium hydroxide and potassium carbonate left over in ashes.
2362 pound A pound is a unit of currency used in Britain. Against the dollar, the pound fell by half a cent to $ 1.73.
2363 pound sign The pound sign is a symbol for pounds in the United Kingdom.
2364 potashes The plural form of potash; more than one (kind of) potash.
2365 potassium Potassium is a soft Potassium is a highly electronegative element.
2366 potato chip A potato chip is a slice of potato that is fried or baked and usually salted.
2367 potato chips The plural form of potato chip; more than one (kind of) potato chip.
2368 potentials The plural form of potential; more than one (kind of) potential.
2369 pothole A pothole is a hole in a road. It is usually caused by erosion.
2370 posts The plural form of post; more than one (kind of) post.
2371 postscript A postscript is a message that is put at the end of a letter and is put after the author's signature. He added a postscript to the end of the letter.
2372 postscripts The plural form of postscript; more than one (kind of) postscript.
2373 postulate To postulate is to suggest or accept that something is true. Maharishi Kanad postulated that atoms are smallest particles.
2374 pottery Pottery is items made from clay and then baked to make them hard. The archaeologist found broken pottery at the site of the ancient village.
2375 pouch A pouch is a small bag or pocket used for carrying things. He kept his coins in a leather pouch.
2376 poverty Poverty is the condition of being poor.
2377 pouched The past tense and past participle of pouch.
2378 powder horn A powder horn is a tool used to put gunpowder into a gun or cannon.
2379 pouches The plural form of pouch; more than one (kind of) pouch.
2380 powdered If something is powdered
2381 powdering The present participle of powder.
2382 pouching The present participle of pouch.
2383 pounced The past tense and past participle of pounce.
2384 pouncing The present participle of pounce.
2385 power cord A power cord or mains cable is a cord or cable that connects an electrical appliance to an electrical power source for the time that it is plugged into an outlet.
2386 pound signs The plural form of pound sign; more than one (kind of) pound sign.
2387 power line A power line is a line that transmits electrical energy.
2388 power lines The plural form of power line; more than one (kind of) power line.
2389 power of attorney If you have power of attorney for someone
2390 potion Potion is a portion of a liquid which can either be medicinal or poisonous. He hoped to win the princess's heart by mixing the love potion the witch gave him into her drink.
2391 powerful If someone (or something) is powerful The king is a very powerful man.; Big guns are powerful weapons.; A tiger is powerful animal.; The train has a powerful engine.
2392 potions The plural form of potion; more than one (kind of) potion.
2393 potter A potter is someone who creates pots or other pottery. He went to the potter because he wanted a new vase for his flowers.
2394 pottered The past tense and past participle of potter.
2395 potteries The plural form of pottery; more than one (kind of) pottery.
2396 pottering The present participle of potter.
2397 potters The plural form of potter; more than one (kind of) potter.
2398 pouts The third-person singular form of pout.
2399 powder Powder is the small parts that are made from any dry substance that is pounded Flour is a powder.; When it's very cold, the snow is like powder.
2400 powder horns The plural form of powder horn; more than one (kind of) powder horn.
2401 powders The plural form of powder; more than one (kind of) powder.
2402 powdery If something is powdery
2403 power Strength His muscles have a lot of power.; The prime minister has power over the country.; Fight the power! (Meaning, "Fight authority!")
2404 power cords The plural form of power cord; more than one (kind of) power cord.
2405 powered The past tense and past participle of power.
2406 pounded The past tense and past participle of pound.
2407 pounding The present participle of pound.
2408 pounds The plural form of pound; more than one (kind of) pound.
2409 pour If you pour something
2410 poured The past tense and past participle of pour.
2411 practitioner A practitioner is a person who works in a profession or following a particular style or belief Acupuncture practitioners use fine needles to stimulate specific points of the body.; The book should be useful for new and experienced practitioners of yoga.
2412 pouring The present participle of pour.
2413 powerhouse A powerhouse is a person or organization with a lot of influence. She is a powerhouse of Canadian politics.
2414 pragmatics Pragmatics is the study of how language is used in real life. It is about practical language use. Examples of English pragmatics included saying, "Could I have a cookie?" or "Those cookies look good," to mean "Give me a cookie."
2415 pours The third-person singular form of pour.
2416 pout If a person pouts
2417 powerhouses The plural form of powerhouse; more than one (kind of) powerhouse.
2418 powering The present participle of power.
2419 powerless To be powerless is to have no power
2420 powers The plural form of power; more than one (kind of) power.
2421 praline Pralines are confections made from almonds and other nuts and caramelized sugar.
2422 pralines The plural form of praline; more than one (kind of) praline.
2423 Pramukh
2424 pouted The past tense and past participle of pout.
2425 pouting The present participle of pout.
2426 practicable Able to be practiced.
2427 practical If something is practical
2428 practically almost We see each other practically every day.; It's practically impossible to get 100% on the essay.
2429 practice If you practice something The class was going to practice writing skills for homework.; When I got my first guitar, I practiced until my fingers fell off.
2430 prank called The past tense and past participle of prank call.
2431 prank calling The present participle of prank call.
2432 prank calls The third-person singular form of prank call.
2433 practice what you preach If you tell other people to do something
2434 practiced : This short section needs someone to add to it.
2435 practices The plural form of practice; more than one (kind of) practice.
2436 prankster A prankster is someone who sometimes plays pranks. My brother is a prankster.
2437 practicing The present participle of practice.
2438 practise If you practise something The class was going to practise writing skills for homework.; When I got my first guitar, I practised until my fingers fell off.
2439 prate When a person prates
2440 prated The past tense and past participle of prate.
2441 prates The third-person singular form of prate.
2442 practised The third-person singular form of practise.
2443 prating The present participle of prate.
2444 practises The third-person singular form of practise.
2445 practising The present participle of practise.
2446 practitioners The plural form of practitioner; more than one (kind of) practitioner.
2447 pragmatic If you are pragmatic Your ways of solving the problem is very pragmatic but might anger some voters.
2448 Prague Prague is the capital of Czech Republic.
2449 prawned The past tense and past participle of prawn.
2450 prawning The present participle of prawn.
2451 prawns The plural form of prawn; more than one (kind of) prawn.
2452 Prabhav
2453 praxeologies The plural form of praxeology; more than one (kind of) praxeology.
2454 Pracharak
2455 pray If you pray I decided to pray. I prayed for somebody to help me.; We prayed prayers of thanks.; Father God, I pray in Jesus' name that we will come home.; I just pray the Lord will forgive me for letting all these good people down.; The people were one when they sang and prayed together.; I pray for peace every Sunday when I go to church.
2456 prancing The present participle of prance.
2457 prayer A prayer is when a person tries to communicate with a god he believes in and make requests for help to the god or give him devotion and praise.
2458 prayers The plural form of prayer; more than one (kind of) prayer.
2459 prank A prank is an act to trick or confuse someone; a mean act.
2460 prank call A prank call is a phone call made to prank somebody. The store owner was angry after receiving a prank call.
2461 pranked The past tense and past participle of prank.
2462 pre- Before; earlier.
2463 pranking The present participle of prank.
2464 preach When someone preaches Reverend Mather preached a one-hour sermon on the Book of John in church today
2465 preached The past tense and past participle of preach.
2466 pranks The plural form of prank; more than one (kind of) prank.
2467 pranksters The plural form of prankster; more than one (kind of) prankster.
2468 preaches The third-person singular form of preach.
2469 preachified The past tense and past participle of preachify.
2470 preachifies The third-person singular form of preachify.
2471 preachify If a person preachifies
2472 preachifying The present participle of preachify.
2473 preaching The present participle of preach.
2474 praseodymium Praseodymium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 59 and symbol Pr.
2475 Prathana
2476 prattle If a person prattles
2477 prattled The past tense and past participle of prattle.
2478 prattles The third-person singular form of prattle.
2479 prattling The present participle of prattle.
2480 prawn A prawn is a shrimplike crustacean
2481 praise If you praise someone She praises him for his brave deed.; The hero was praised for his brave deed.; We will praise him for his brave deed.; They will be praising him for his deeds.
2482 praised The past tense and past participle of praise.
2483 praises The third-person singular form of praise.
2484 praising The present participle of praise.
2485 Prakash
2486 prance If a horse prances
2487 pranced The past tense and past participle of prance.
2488 prances The third-person singular form of prance.
2489 praying The present participle of pray.
2490 prays The third-person singular form of pray.
2491 pre before The photo was taken pre my hair becoming gray.
2492 Pre Beaches
2493 preauthorised The past tense and past participle of preauthorise.
2494 preauthorises The third-person singular form of preauthorise.
2495 preauthorising The present participle of preauthorise.
2496 preauthorize If you preauthorize something
2497 preauthorized The past tense and past participle of preauthorize.
2498 preacher A preacher is a person who preaches a philosophy
2499 preauthorizes The third-person singular form of preauthorize.
2500 preauthorizing The present participle of preauthorize.
2501 prebatch If you prebatch something
2502 prebatched The past tense and past participle of prebatch.
2503 prebatches The third-person singular form of prebatch.
2504 prebatching The present participle of prebatch.
2505 preachers The plural form of preacher; more than one (kind of) preacher.
2506 prealign If you prealign something
2507 prealigned The past tense and past participle of prealign.
2508 prealigning The present participle of prealign.
2509 preboil If you preboil something
2510 prealigns The third-person singular form of prealign.
2511 preallocate If you preallocate something
2512 preboils The third-person singular form of preboil.
2513 preallocates The third-person singular form of preallocate.
2514 Pre-book
2515 praxeological If something is praxeological That paper was quite praxeological on the behaviour of the elderly.
2516 prebooking The present participle of prebook.
2517 Pre-booking
2518 prebooks The third-person singular form of prebook.
2519 preallot If you preallot something
2520 precast A precast is a large piece of concrete that is made in advance for installation at another location.
2521 precasted The past tense and past participle of precast.
2522 prealloted The past tense and past participle of preallot.
2523 precasts The plural form of precast; more than one (kind of) precast.
2524 precaution Precaution refers to previous care and caution taken to ensure safety. The father of the family took a gun out of his closet as a precaution against intruders during the night.
2525 precautionary What is precautionary is that which is related to or of a precaution.
2526 prealloting The present participle of preallot.
2527 preallots The third-person singular form of preallot.
2528 praxeology Praxeology is the study of human behaviour.
2529 prayed The past tense and past participle of pray.
2530 preceded The past tense and past participle of precede.
2531 precedence If x has or takes Precedence over y Safety should take precedence over speed.; In this company, the boss's decisions have precedence over all others.
2532 preapproves The third-person singular form of preapprove.
2533 preapproving The present participle of preapprove.
2534 preauthorise If you preauthorise something
2535 precedes The third-person singular form of precede.
2536 preceding The present participle of precede.
2537 Pre-authorized
2538 preblend If you preblend something
2539 preblended The past tense and past participle of preblend.
2540 preblending The present participle of preblend.
2541 preblends The third-person singular form of preblend.
2542 preboiled The past tense and past participle of preboil.
2543 preboiling The present participle of preboil.
2544 precharge If you precharge something
2545 precharged The past tense and past participle of precharge.
2546 precharges The third-person singular form of precharge.
2547 precharging The present participle of precharge.
2548 prebook If you prebook something
2549 preallocated The past tense and past participle of preallocate.
2550 prebooked The past tense and past participle of prebook.
2551 preallocating The present participle of preallocate.
2552 precasting The present participle of precast.
2553 preamble A preamble is a short preliminary statement.
2554 preambles The plural form of preamble; more than one (kind of) preamble.
2555 preapprove If you preapprove something
2556 preapproved The past tense and past participle of preapprove.
2557 precedent If something has a precedent Outlawing tobacco products probably wouldn't work because of the precedent of prohibition in the 1920s.; * You are arguing that it's possible for people to catch diseases from animals, but there is no precedent for that.
2558 prechopping The present participle of prechop.
2559 prechops The third-person singular form of prechop.
2560 precedents The plural form of precedent; more than one (kind of) precedent.
2561 prebuilt If something is prebuilt
2562 precious When something is precious
2563 preciousness Preciousness refers to the quality of being precious. Diamond has almost the same preciousness as ruby.
2564 precautioned The past tense and past participle of precaution.
2565 precautioning The present participle of precaution.
2566 precautions The plural form of precaution; more than one (kind of) precaution.
2567 precede to come before. A precedes B in the alphabet.; More change has happened in the last 20 years than in the preceding 100.; Each of the above exercises should be immediately preceded by taking a deep breath.
2568 precipitation Precipitation is water that falls from the clouds in the sky as snow
2569 precipitations The plural form of precipitation; more than one (kind of) precipitation.
2570 precedences The plural form of precedence; more than one (kind of) precedence.
2571 precept A precept is a rule of conduct or action; instruction or direction for a given course or action.
2572 precepts The plural form of precept; more than one (kind of) precept.
2573 precertified The past tense and past participle of precertify.
2574 preclean If you preclean something
2575 precleaned The past tense and past participle of preclean.
2576 precleaning The present participle of preclean.
2577 precleans The third-person singular form of preclean.
2578 preclude If you preclude something
2579 precluded The past tense and past participle of preclude.
2580 precludes The third-person singular form of preclude.
2581 precluding The present participle of preclude.
2582 precocious puberty A precocious puberty is a medical condition where puberty begins at a very early time compared to the norm. Lina Medina became pregnant at age 5 years as a result of precocious puberty.
2583 precompile If you precompile something
2584 precompiled The past tense and past participle of precompile.
2585 precompiles The third-person singular form of precompile.
2586 precompiling The present participle of precompile.
2587 precompute If you precompute something
2588 precomputed The past tense and past participle of precompute.
2589 precomputes The third-person singular form of precompute.
2590 precomputing The present participle of precompute.
2591 precertifies The third-person singular form of precertify.
2592 precertify If you precertify something
2593 precertifying The present participle of precertify.
2594 Pre-chapping
2595 precook If you precook something
2596 precooked The past tense and past participle of precook.
2597 precooking The present participle of precook.
2598 precooks The third-person singular form of precook.
2599 precool If you precool something
2600 precooled The past tense and past participle of precool.
2601 precooling The present participle of precool.
2602 precools The third-person singular form of precool.
2603 precursor A precursor is something that comes before; it is a predecessor The typewriter was the precursor of the computer.
2604 precursors The plural form of precursor; more than one (kind of) precursor.
2605 predate If A predates B
2606 predated The past tense and past participle of predate.
2607 predates The third-person singular form of predate.
2608 predating The present participle of predate.
2609 predator A predator is an animal that goes after other animals for food The deer watched for predators as they approached the water.
2610 predators The plural form of predator; more than one (kind of) predator.
2611 predawn If something happens predawn
2612 precheck If you precheck something
2613 predecessors The plural form of predecessor; more than one (kind of) predecessor.
2614 predecide If you predecide something
2615 predecided The past tense and past participle of predecide.
2616 predecides The third-person singular form of predecide.
2617 predeciding The present participle of predecide.
2618 predefine If you predefine something
2619 predefined The past tense and past participle of predefine.
2620 predefines The third-person singular form of predefine.
2621 predefining The present participle of predefine.
2622 prechecked The past tense and past participle of precheck.
2623 prechecking The present participle of precheck.
2624 prechecks The third-person singular form of precheck.
2625 prechill If you prechill something
2626 predesign If you predesign something
2627 prechilled The past tense and past participle of prechill.
2628 prechilling The present participle of prechill.
2629 predesigns The third-person singular form of predesign.
2630 prechills The third-person singular form of prechill.
2631 prechop If you prechop something
2632 prechopped The past tense and past participle of prechop.
2633 precinct A precinct is an area within a particular place or building.
2634 predetermine If you predetermine something
2635 predetermined The past tense and past participle of predetermine.
2636 predetermines The third-person singular form of predetermine.
2637 predetermining The present participle of predetermine.
2638 precincts The plural form of precinct; more than one (kind of) precinct.
2639 precision Precision is how exact an action or measurement is. Please remember to give your precision in 3 significant figures.
2640 precisions The plural form of precision; more than one (kind of) precision.
2641 precondition A precondition is a condition that needs to be completed before taking a course of action.
2642 predicate A predicate is the head of a clause and says something about the subject.
2643 predicated The past tense and past participle of predicate.
2644 predicates The plural form of predicate; more than one (kind of) predicate.
2645 predicating The present participle of predicate.
2646 predicative The predicative use is the use of an adjective or other expression as predicative complement or predicative adjunct. The clause I am hot illustrates the predicative use of the adjective hot.
2647 preconditioned The past tense and past participle of precondition.
2648 preconditioning The present participle of precondition.
2649 predicative oblique A predicative oblique is a predicative element that occurs after the preposition as or for. In the clause He came across as a sane person, the noun phrase a sane person functions as predicative oblique of the verb come.
2650 preconditions The plural form of precondition; more than one (kind of) precondition.
2651 predecessor A predecessor is someone who held an office before the current holder (incumbent).
2652 precipitate If you precipitate something
2653 precipitated The past tense and past participle of precipitate.
2654 precipitates The third-person singular form of precipitate.
2655 precipitating The present participle of precipitate.
2656 prediction A prediction is an idea or guess of what will happen in the future. The president gave a prediction as to whether or not the bill would be passed.
2657 predictions The plural form of prediction; more than one (kind of) prediction.
2658 Predictive bias
2659 predicts The third-person singular form of predict.
2660 predispose If something predisposes you to do something This gene predisposes people to develop heart troubles.
2661 predisposed If something is predisposed to happen or to do something She was very predisposed to spending her evenings reading.; These mice are predisposed to gain weight.; Due to his family history, John was predisposed to developing heart disease.
2662 predisposes The third-person singular form of predispose.
2663 predisposing The present participle of predispose.
2664 precise If something is precise it is correct and exact. Young children are often unable to give a precise definition for words they know very well.; The precise nature of the tax changes has not been decided.
2665 predominantly mostly The predominantly male, white judges treat men and women differently.; Her work during this period was predominantly concerned with children learning to read.
2666 predrill If you predrill something
2667 predrilled The past tense and past participle of predrill.
2668 predrilling The present participle of predrill.
2669 predrills The third-person singular form of predrill.
2670 pre-election If something happens pre-election
2671 preempt If you preempt something
2672 preempted The past tense and past participle of preempt.
2673 preempting The present participle of preempt.
2674 preempts The third-person singular form of preempt.
2675 prefabricate If you prefabricate something
2676 prefabricated The past tense and past participle of prefabricate.
2677 prefabricates The third-person singular form of prefabricate.
2678 prefabricating The present participle of prefabricate.
2679 precisely When something happens precisely The egg flew out the window and landed precisely on Mr. Norton's bald head.
2680 predicament If a person is in a state of predicament
2681 predicaments The plural form of predicament; more than one (kind of) predicament.
2682 predicand In clause structure In They appear happy, the property of being happy is predicated of they, which is therefore the predicand.; In They consider John intelligent, the property of being intelligent is predicated of John, which is therefore the predicand.; Generally speaking, the predicand in a clause is either the subject or the object.
2683 predicands The plural form of predicand; more than one (kind of) predicand.
2684 predicative adjunct A predicative adjunct in clause structure is an adjunct that ascribes a property to a predicand.
2685 predicative complement A predicative complement comes in a verb phrase and relates to the subject or the object. In a clause like Sue seems very capable, the adjective phrase very capable functions as predicative complement which relates to the subject Sue.
2686 predicator In clause structure
2687 predicators The plural form of predicator; more than one (kind of) predicator.
2688 preferential If an action is preferential As the principal's son, he was given preferential treatment.
2689 preferred The past tense and past participle of prefer.
2690 preferring The present participle of prefer.
2691 prefers The third-person singular form of prefer.
2692 predict If you predict something It is still difficult to accurately predict the weather more than two days in advance.; As predicted by analysts, Toyota has increased the price of the Lexus LS400 by £3000 for 1993.; Darwin's theory predicts that animals will try to maximise the number of their children.
2693 predeposit If you predeposit something
2694 predeposited The past tense and past participle of predeposit.
2695 predepositing The present participle of predeposit.
2696 predeposits The third-person singular form of predeposit.
2697 predesigned The past tense and past participle of predesign.
2698 predictable If something is predictable
2699 predesigning The present participle of predesign.
2700 predicted The past tense and past participle of predict.
2701 prefixes The plural form of prefix; more than one (kind of) prefix.
2702 predicting The present participle of predict.
2703 predominant If something is predominant
2704 pregnant If a female is pregnant Between 10 and 40 percent of US teen girls will get pregnant before the age of 20.; For the first time, a 67-year-old woman has successfully become pregnant.; At that time, she was already eight months pregnant with their son, Bradley.; You could barely tell she was pregnant, although the baby was born a week later.
2705 preheat If you preheat something Preheat the oven to 350 °C.
2706 preheated The past tense and past participle of preheat.
2707 preheating The present participle of preheat.
2708 preheats The third-person singular form of preheat.
2709 predestine If you predestine something
2710 prehistories The plural form of prehistory; more than one (kind of) prehistory.
2711 predestined The past tense and past participle of predestine.
2712 preinstall If you preinstall a software
2713 predestines The third-person singular form of predestine.
2714 preinstalled The past tense and past participle of preinstall.
2715 preinstalling The present participle of preinstall.
2716 preinstalls The third-person singular form of preinstall.
2717 predestining The present participle of predestine.
2718 prefaces The plural form of preface; more than one (kind of) preface.
2719 prefacing The present participle of preface.
2720 prejudging The present participle of prejudge.
2721 prefect A prefect is a school pupil who has the power to enforce discipline amongst other students.
2722 prefects The plural form of prefect; more than one (kind of) prefect.
2723 prejudices The plural form of prejudice; more than one (kind of) prejudice.
2724 prefer If you prefer something Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I prefer to cook.; I generally prefer coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.
2725 preference A preference is something that you like more than others
2726 preferences The plural form of preference; more than one (kind of) preference.
2727 prefile If you prefile something
2728 prefiled The past tense and past participle of prefile.
2729 preload If you preload a software
2730 preloaded The past tense and past participle of preload.
2731 preloading The present participle of preload.
2732 preloads The third-person singular form of preload.
2733 prelude A prelude is an introductory or preliminary performance or event.
2734 preluded The past tense and past participle of prelude.
2735 preludes The plural form of prelude; more than one (kind of) prelude.
2736 preluding The present participle of prelude.
2737 prefiles The third-person singular form of prefile.
2738 premake If you premake something
2739 premakes The third-person singular form of premake.
2740 prefiling The present participle of prefile.
2741 prefill If you prefill something
2742 prefilled The past tense and past participle of prefill.
2743 prefilling The present participle of prefill.
2744 prefills The third-person singular form of prefill.
2745 prefix A prefix is an affix that is added to the beginning of a word. In English this usually changes the meaning.
2746 pregnancies The plural form of pregnancy; more than one (kind of) pregnancy.
2747 premelt If you premelt something
2748 premelted The past tense and past participle of premelt.
2749 premelting The present participle of premelt.
2750 premelts The third-person singular form of premelt.
2751 pregnancy A pregnancy when a female is pregnant. She was in the third month of her pregnancy.
2752 prehistoric If something is prehistoric
2753 preface A preface is the beginning or introductory portion that comes before the main text of a document or book.
2754 prefaced The past tense and past participle of preface.
2755 prejudges The third-person singular form of prejudge.
2756 prejudice an unreasonable hatred for a group John had prejudice against Muslims.
2757 prejudiced Someone who is prejudiced has prejudice against somebody. Sarah is the most prejudiced person I have ever met.
2758 prejudicial If someone is prejudicial
2759 prejudicing The present participle of prejudice.
2760 Preksha
2761 preliminaries The plural form of preliminary; more than one (kind of) preliminary.
2762 preliminary If something is preliminary
2763 premade The past tense and past participle of premake.
2764 premaking The present participle of premake.
2765 premix A premix is a blend of ingredients that has been mixed in advance.
2766 prematurely If something happens prematurely He left the hospital prematurely, before his wounds had healed.
2767 premeditate If you premeditate something
2768 premeditated The past tense and past participle of premeditate.
2769 premeditates The third-person singular form of premeditate.
2770 premeditating The present participle of premeditate.
2771 prehistory Prehistory is the period of time before the invention of writing
2772 Pre-installation
2773 premonition A premonition is a strong feeling about something bad that might happen in the future.
2774 premonitions The plural form of premonition; more than one (kind of) premonition.
2775 prenatal Something that is prenatal happens before birth.
2776 prejudge If you prejudge a person
2777 preoccupies The third-person singular form of preoccupy.
2778 preoccupy When you preoccupy someone I preoccupied my son with a toy while I finish the work I was doing.
2779 prejudged The past tense and past participle of prejudge.
2780 preordain If you preordain something
2781 preordained The past tense and past participle of preordain.
2782 preordaining The present participle of preordain.
2783 preordains The third-person singular form of preordain.
2784 preorder If you preorder something
2785 preordered The past tense and past participle of preorder.
2786 preordering The present participle of preorder.
2787 preorders The third-person singular form of preorder.
2788 premieres The plural form of premiere; more than one (kind of) premiere.
2789 premiering The present participle of premiere.
2790 prepack If you prepack something
2791 prepacked The past tense and past participle of prepack.
2792 prepacking The present participle of prepack.
2793 prepacks The third-person singular form of prepack.
2794 premiers The plural form of premier; more than one (kind of) premier.
2795 premise A premise is a set of ideas from which you can put forward an answer or reach conclusion. A basic premise of Christianity is to treat other people like you want to be treated.
2796 preparatory Preparatory work Most of the preparatory work had been done, but the building had not actually started.
2797 prepare When we prepare something The mother prepared food for the meal.; We must hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
2798 premised The past tense and past participle of premise.
2799 premises The plural form of premise; more than one (kind of) premise.
2800 premising The present participle of premise.
2801 premium A premium is an amount of money paid for insurance. He had to pay a higher premium after his house burnt down.
2802 premiums The plural form of premium; more than one (kind of) premium.
2803 premixed The past tense and past participle of premix.
2804 preplan If you preplan something
2805 preplanned The past tense and past participle of preplan.
2806 preplanning The present participle of preplan.
2807 preplans The third-person singular form of preplan.
2808 premature Something is premature if it happens early The premature baby was born 32 weeks after conception.
2809 premixes The plural form of premix; more than one (kind of) premix.
2810 premixing The present participle of premix.
2811 premodified The past tense and past participle of premodify.
2812 preposition A preposition is a member of a group of words In the sentence, "I come from Canada," "from" is a preposition.
2813 prepositioned The past tense and past participle of preposition.
2814 prepositioning The present participle of preposition.
2815 premodifies The third-person singular form of premodify.
2816 prepossessing If something is prepossessing
2817 premodify If you premodify something
2818 prepped The past tense and past participle of prep.
2819 prepping The present participle of prep.
2820 Premending
2821 premidnight Evening.
2822 preps The plural form of prep; more than one (kind of) prep.
2823 prequel A prequel is a story
2824 prequels The plural form of prequel; more than one (kind of) prequel.
2825 prerecord If you prerecord something
2826 prerecorded The past tense and past participle of prerecord.
2827 prerecording The present participle of prerecord.
2828 prerecords The third-person singular form of prerecord.
2829 premier Something that is premier is of the highest importance.
2830 premodifying The present participle of premodify.
2831 preoccupied When you are preoccupied with something I was so preoccupied with changing the channel on the car's radio set that I did not see the red light.
2832 premiere A premiere is the first showing of a movie The premiere of "Gone with the Wind" was in Atlanta, Georgia.
2833 presage A presage is a warning of a future event.
2834 presaged The past tense and past participle of presage.
2835 presages The plural form of presage; more than one (kind of) presage.
2836 preoccupying The present participle of preoccupy.
2837 premiered The past tense and past participle of premiere.
2838 prep A prep is the preparation of something.
2839 preparation Preparation is the act of preparing or getting something ready. In preparation for the event, each person chipped in and bought a gift.
2840 preparations The plural form of preparation; more than one (kind of) preparation.
2841 prepared The past tense and past participle of prepare.
2842 Prepared in advance
2843 preparedness The preparedness of someone is how prepared they are.
2844 prepares The third-person singular form of prepare.
2845 preparing The present participle of prepare.
2846 Prepatent
2847 preponderate If you preponderate someone
2848 preponderated The past tense and past participle of preponderate.
2849 preponderates The third-person singular form of preponderate.
2850 preponderating The present participle of preponderate.
2851 prescription drug A prescription drug is a licensed medicine that can only be obtained via a doctor's prescription. It is regulated by legislation.
2852 prescription drugs The plural form of prescription drug; more than one (kind of) prescription drug.
2853 prepositions The plural form of preposition; more than one (kind of) preposition.
2854 preposterous Something that is preposterous is ridiculous or unbelievable.
2855 Preprocessing
2856 Pre-owned
2857 present participle In English In the following examples, the present participle is underlined:; They kept breaking the rules.; They are helping her.
2858 preschool If something is preschool
2859 preschooled The past tense and past participle of preschool.
2860 presentations The plural form of presentation; more than one (kind of) presentation.
2861 presented The past tense and past participle of present.
2862 preschooler A preschooler is a child who has not yet attended school.
2863 preschoolers The plural form of preschooler; more than one (kind of) preschooler.
2864 presenting The present participle of present.
2865 presents The plural form of present; more than one (kind of) present.
2866 preservation Preservation means the act of preserving something
2867 preservations The plural form of preservation; more than one (kind of) preservation.
2868 preschooling The present participle of preschool.
2869 preschools The plural form of preschool; more than one (kind of) preschool.
2870 prescient Prescient people are able to know what will happen in the future.
2871 prescribe If a doctor prescribes you a medicine or treatment The doctor will prescribe me some tablets.
2872 prescribed The past tense and past participle of prescribe.
2873 prescribes The third-person singular form of prescribe.
2874 preset A preset is a setting that is set in advance.
2875 presets The plural form of preset; more than one (kind of) preset.
2876 presetting The present participle of preset.
2877 prescribing The present participle of prescribe.
2878 presided The past tense and past participle of preside.
2879 prescription A written order I got a prescription from my ear doctor for my medicine.
2880 prescriptions The plural form of prescription; more than one (kind of) prescription.
2881 Prepro
2882 presidential Related to the president. Bush won the 2004 U.S. presidential election.
2883 presidents The plural form of president; more than one (kind of) president.
2884 prerequisite A prerequisite is something you need to get something else. This college has many prerequisites.
2885 presiding The present participle of preside.
2886 prerequisites The plural form of prerequisite; more than one (kind of) prerequisite.
2887 Press conference
2888 prerogative A prerogative is a right that someone has because of their job He used his presidential prerogative to end the war.
2889 presses The plural form of press; more than one (kind of) press.
2890 prerogatives The plural form of prerogative; more than one (kind of) prerogative.
2891 presaging The present participle of presage.
2892 presbyteries The plural form of presbytery; more than one (kind of) presbytery.
2893 pressured The past tense and past participle of pressure.
2894 pressures The plural form of pressure; more than one (kind of) pressure.
2895 pressuring The present participle of pressure.
2896 presbytery A presbytery is the home of a Roman Catholic parish priest.
2897 presentation To show or speak in public about something The professor gave a presentation to a group of doctors on the benefits of universal healthcare.
2898 presenter A presenter is someone who presents a broadcast program.
2899 presenters The plural form of presenter; more than one (kind of) presenter.
2900 preservative A preservative is something that preserves.
2901 preservatives The plural form of preservative; more than one (kind of) preservative.
2902 preserve A hunting preserve is an area of land where hunting is allowed.
2903 preserved The past tense and past participle of preserve.
2904 preserves The third-person singular form of preserve.
2905 preserving The present participle of preserve.
2906 Preston Preston is a male given name.
2907 presumable If something is presumable
2908 preside Preside means to sit as an authority over John Smith will preside over the meeting.; Jane Doe refused to preside over the dance committee meeting.
2909 presume If you presume something The boy has been missing for a week, and is presumed dead.
2910 presumed The past tense and past participle of presume.
2911 presidencies The plural form of presidency; more than one (kind of) presidency.
2912 presidency Presidency is the time when a person is serving as a president.
2913 president A president is the person in charge of a country. The president stopped the war.; The president signed the bill into law.
2914 presumptions The plural form of presumption; more than one (kind of) presumption.
2915 presence An instance of being around - being near
2916 presences The plural form of presence; more than one (kind of) presence.
2917 presides The third-person singular form of preside.
2918 present A present is a gift; something that someone gives to someone else. Here's a birthday present for you. I hope you like it.
2919 present participles The plural form of present participle; more than one (kind of) present participle.
2920 pretence Pretence is the behaviour to make people believe what the pretender is doing.
2921 pretences The plural form of pretence; more than one (kind of) pretence.
2922 pressurises The third-person singular form of pressurise.
2923 pressurising The present participle of pressurise.
2924 pretending The present participle of pretend.
2925 pressurize If something is pressurized
2926 pretense Pretense is the behaviour to make people believe what the pretender is doing.
2927 pretenses The plural form of pretense; more than one (kind of) pretense.
2928 pressurized The past tense and past participle of pressurize.
2929 pressurizes The third-person singular form of pressurize.
2930 prettiness The prettiness of someone is how pretty they are.
2931 pretty You use pretty before an adjective or adverb to mean "more than a little". She was pretty sure that he'd say yes.
2932 pressurizing The present participle of pressurize.
2933 prestige Prestige is the quality of how good the reputation of something or someone is. Oxford has a university of very high prestige.
2934 prestigious If something is prestigious
2935 presumably You use presumably to show that you expect or believe something to be true The disease presumably originated in Canada.
2936 presumes The third-person singular form of presume.
2937 presuming The present participle of presume.
2938 presumptuous If someone is presumptuous I hope I won't be considered presumptuous if I give some advice.
2939 presuppose If you presuppose something
2940 presupposed The past tense and past participle of presuppose.
2941 prevent When you prevent something To prevent accidents, you must do everything with care.; No one can prevent us from going.
2942 presupposes The third-person singular form of presuppose.
2943 press The press are the people and organisations that report the news. The president gave an interview with members of the press.; The company put out a press release about the new equipment.
2944 pressed The past tense and past participle of press.
2945 pressing If something is pressing The roof repair is pressing because if it rains, water could get inside our house.
2946 prevention The act of preventing something or hindering it; when someone or something is stopped from getting close We built a wall to help the prevention of an attack on the city.
2947 pressings The plural form of pressing; more than one (kind of) pressing.
2948 pressure In science It hurt when the doctor put pressure on her cut foot.; He accidentally put too much air in his flat tire. The air put so much pressure on the tire that it exploded.
2949 Previcted
2950 pressurise If something is pressurised
2951 pressurised The past tense and past participle of pressurise.
2952 pretended The past tense and past participle of pretend.
2953 pretends The third-person singular form of pretend.
2954 prettier The comparative form of pretty; more pretty. Lisa is prettier than her sister Judy.
2955 previously If something was done previously We discovered a language that was previously unknown.
2956 prettiest The superlative form of pretty; most pretty. She's the prettiest girl I've ever seen.; This is the prettiest dress I own.
2957 prevail If something prevails Red colour prevails in the Canadian flag.
2958 prevailed The past tense and past participle of prevail.
2959 prevailing If something is prevailing
2960 prevails The third-person singular form of prevail.
2961 prevalent If something is prevalent
2962 prevaricated The past tense and past participle of prevaricate.
2963 presumption A presumption is a belief that something is true without knowing for sure. The presumption that he is the father of his wife's children turned out to be wrong.; The strong presumption of guilt has changed to a stronger presumption of innocence.
2964 priced The past tense and past participle of price.
2965 prevaricates The third-person singular form of prevaricate.
2966 prices The plural form of price; more than one (kind of) price.
2967 prevaricating The present participle of prevaricate.
2968 preventable If something is preventable
2969 presupposing The present participle of presuppose.
2970 pricing The present participle of price.
2971 preventible If something is preventible
2972 pretend If you pretend that something is true Cameron pretended not to see young Donald till he was close beside him.; I'll be quiet. Just pretend I'm not here.
2973 previews The plural form of preview; more than one (kind of) preview.
2974 prickle A prickle is a small and sharp pointed object
2975 prickled The past tense and past participle of prickle.
2976 prickles The plural form of prickle; more than one (kind of) prickle.
2977 pricklier The comparative form of prickly; more prickly.
2978 prickliest The superlative form of prickly; most prickly.
2979 prickling The present participle of prickle.
2980 prickly If something is prickly
2981 previous If something happened at a previous time Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the previous year we were in Moscow.
2982 Prewling
2983 prey A prey is an animal that is hunted and killed by another for food. The rabbit was eaten by the coyote, so the rabbit is the coyote's prey.
2984 pried The past tense and past participle of pry.
2985 pries The third-person singular form of pry.
2986 preyed The past tense and past participle of prey.
2987 priestess A priestess is a female priest who performs ceremonies in a religion
2988 preying The present participle of prey.
2989 preys The plural form of prey; more than one (kind of) prey.
2990 priapism Priapism is a persistent and harmful medical condition in which the erect penis does not return to its flaccid state.
2991 priestlier The comparative form of priestly; more priestly.
2992 priestliest The superlative form of priestly; most priestly.
2993 priapisms The plural form of priapism; more than one (kind of) priapism.
2994 prevaricate If a person prevaricates
2995 priests The plural form of priest; more than one (kind of) priest.
2996 price The amount of money you need to pay to buy something. The price of this book is ten dollars.
2997 priceless If something is priceless Having a good friendship is priceless, so treasure it!
2998 prima ballerinas The plural form of prima ballerina; more than one (kind of) prima ballerina.
2999 primaries The plural form of primary; more than one (kind of) primary. In 1964, Senator Barry Goldwater defeated Governor Nelson Rockefeller in the Republican presidential primaries.
3000 primarily Primarily means mostly.
3001 prevented The past tense and past participle of prevent.
3002 primary form For verbs the primary forms are those marked for tense (present or past).
3003 preventing The present participle of prevent.
3004 preventive If something is preventive
3005 prevents The third-person singular form of prevent.
3006 prime If something is prime Canada is a prime example of a multicultural country.; He was the prime suspect in the murder investigation.
3007 preview A preview is a showing of a work like a movie We went to a preview of the new art show which opens next week.
3008 prime minister A prime minister is the head of government in a Westminster-style democracy. The Prime Minister is the leader of England.; How many prime ministers are there in Europe?.
3009 previewed The past tense and past participle of preview.
3010 primed The past tense and past participle of prime.
3011 primer A primer is a part of a pistol
3012 primers The plural form of primer; more than one (kind of) primer.
3013 primes The plural form of prime; more than one (kind of) prime.
3014 priming The present participle of prime.
3015 previewing The present participle of preview.
3016 primmed The past tense and past participle of prim.
3017 primmer The comparative form of prim; more prim.
3018 primmest The superlative form of prim; most prim.
3019 primming The present participle of prim.
3020 prims The third-person singular form of prim.
3021 pricks The plural form of prick; more than one (kind of) prick.
3022 princeps A princeps can be a leader William I Longsword was the princeps of Normandy.
3023 princes The plural form of prince; more than one (kind of) prince.
3024 pride Pride is the state of being proud.
3025 princesses The plural form of princess; more than one (kind of) princess.
3026 principal The principal thing is the main or most important one. Canada's principal trading partner is the USA.; Presumably most of us work for the same principal reason – in order to live.
3027 principalities The plural form of principality; more than one (kind of) principality.
3028 principality A principality is the process of being a ruler
3029 principals The plural form of principal; more than one (kind of) principal.
3030 prides The plural form of pride; more than one (kind of) pride.
3031 priest A priest is a person who leads or performs ceremonies in a religion. The priest stood in front of the people and blessed them.
3032 priestesses The plural form of priestess; more than one (kind of) priestess.
3033 principles The plural form of principle; more than one (kind of) principle.
3034 priesthood Clergymen as a group; the clergy. John felt called to enter the priesthood after much prayer.
3035 Principles of law
3036 priesthoods The plural form of priesthood; more than one (kind of) priesthood.
3037 printability The printability of something is how printable it is.
3038 priestliness Priestliness is the state or quality of being a priest.
3039 priestly When something is priestly
3040 prim A prim person is someone who feels or shows disapproval of everything that is improper.
3041 prima ballerina A prima ballerina is the female dancer in a ballet company who is assigned the principal roles in ballets. The Sugar Plum Fairy in "The Nutcracker" is danced by a prima ballerina.
3042 primary first. Primary education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5–7 or 8, then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11.; Most patients are managed in primary care but the vast majority of research publications derive from hospitals.
3043 pricey If something is pricey
3044 pricier The comparative form of pricey; more pricey.
3045 priciest The superlative form of pricey; most pricey.
3046 Primary school
3047 prior If something happens prior to something else In this recipe, most of the work is actually done prior to cooking.; Prior to 1917 most people had lived on private farms.
3048 prick A prick is a short pain from a small sharp object like a needle.
3049 prioritisation Prioritisation is the process of assigning priorities to tasks.
3050 prioritisations The plural form of prioritisation; more than one (kind of) prioritisation.
3051 pricked The past tense and past participle of prick.
3052 primate A primate is a family of mammals Humans and apes are examples of a primate.
3053 primates The plural form of primate; more than one (kind of) primate.
3054 Prime Med
3055 prioritization Prioritization is the process of assigning priorities to tasks.
3056 prioritizations The plural form of prioritization; more than one (kind of) prioritization.
3057 prime ministers The plural form of prime minister; more than one (kind of) prime minister.
3058 pricking The present participle of prick.
3059 princess A princess is the daughter of the king and queen of a country The soldier is going to marry the princess.
3060 principes The plural form of princeps; more than one (kind of) princeps.
3061 principle Principles are personal rules that tell you what is right and wrong. It goes against my principles to ignore her.; One principle I follow is not to have regret.
3062 Principled
3063 Principles Against Criticism
3064 print If you print a picture The book was printed in December.; A brief history of the church is printed in `Here and There' on page 20.; Can you print off a copy for me so I can read it on the train?
3065 printable If something is printable
3066 printed The past tense and past participle of print.
3067 printer A person who makes prints.
3068 prison A place for people who break the law. Her brother is in prison.
3069 prisoner A prisoner is a person imprisoned The prisoners were let out of their cells each afternoon so they could exercise.
3070 prisoners The plural form of prisoner; more than one (kind of) prisoner.
3071 printers The plural form of printer; more than one (kind of) printer.
3072 printing The present participle of print.
3073 printing press A printing press is a mechanical device that is used for printing text or images repeatedly.
3074 printing presses The plural form of printing press; more than one (kind of) printing press.
3075 private Private is for only one person or a small number of people to see or know. I don't want to tell you how much money I have; that's private.; Close the curtains so people can't look into our house, to make it private.
3076 privately If something is done privately
3077 printings The plural form of printing; more than one (kind of) printing.
3078 privatisation Privatization refers to the transfer of a company from being controlled by the government to one that is controlled and owned by the people.
3079 privatisations The plural form of privatisation; more than one (kind of) privatisation.
3080 prints The third-person singular form of print.
3081 primitive If an object is primitive He enjoyed doing primitive types of art.
3082 prince A prince is the son of the king and queen in a country Our great-great-great-great-grandfather is a prince.
3083 prioritizing The present participle of prioritize.
3084 privatization Privatization refers to the transfer of a company from being controlled by the government and the people to one that is controlled and owned by private business interests.
3085 privatizations The plural form of privatization; more than one (kind of) privatization.
3086 privatize When a government privatizes something Senator Barry Goldwater's proposal to privatize Social Security had received a lot of opposition.
3087 priority A priority is something that is important; you want to do it first or spend more time or money on it than other things. Learning the language is a high priority for all people who move to the country.; The nineteen national priority areas will receive 70 per cent of the funding.
3088 prise If you prise something
3089 privatizing The present participle of privatize.
3090 privilege A privilege is something special you are allowed to do or have. That is Being able to drive is a privilege not a right.; He was punished by having his privileges taken away.; The privilege of the rich lords angered ordinary people in the French revolution.
3091 prised The past tense and past participle of prise.
3092 privileges The plural form of privilege; more than one (kind of) privilege.
3093 prize A prize is something that you receive for winning or doing well. She was the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize.; The film was the winner of the top prize at last year's Cannes Film Festival.; Best Overall Performance, and the $300 grand prize, was awarded to Kathryn Hallberg.; The book sold slowly despite winning third prize in this year's poetry contest.; The top teams will receive $1,000 cash prizes.
3094 prized The past tense and past participle of prize.
3095 prizes The plural form of prize; more than one (kind of) prize.
3096 prizing The present participle of prize.
3097 pro A pro is somebody who is very good at what they do; short for professional. She's real pro who cares about her job.; When it comes to computers, Jacob's an old pro.
3098 prises The third-person singular form of prise.
3099 prising The present participle of prise.
3100 proactivity Proactivity is thinking ahead
3101 probabilities The plural form of probability; more than one (kind of) probability.
3102 probability The chance something will happen. The probability of rolling a six is one in six, 1/6.; We calculated the probabilities of each result.
3103 prism A prism is a polyhedron with two ends of the same shape and size
3104 prisms The plural form of prism; more than one (kind of) prism.
3105 probation If you are on probation He was sentenced to a month of home arrest, two years of probation, and a $2,000 fine.
3106 probationary If something is probationary
3107 probationer A probationer is a criminal under supervision by the government but not in prison or jail.
3108 probationers The plural form of probationer; more than one (kind of) probationer.
3109 probations The plural form of probation; more than one (kind of) probation.
3110 prisons The plural form of prison; more than one (kind of) prison.
3111 probed The past tense and past participle of probe.
3112 pristine If something is in pristine condition
3113 probing The present participle of probe.
3114 privacies The plural form of privacy; more than one (kind of) privacy.
3115 priorities The plural form of priority; more than one (kind of) priority.
3116 problematise If you problematise something
3117 problematised The past tense and past participle of problematise.
3118 problematises The third-person singular form of problematise.
3119 problematising The present participle of problematise.
3120 problematize If you problematize something
3121 problematized The past tense and past participle of problematize.
3122 problematizes The third-person singular form of problematize.
3123 problematizing The present participle of problematize.
3124 problems The plural form of problem; more than one (kind of) problem.
3125 Proc
3126 prioritise If you prioritise something Sally's bad grade was the result of her prioritising fun over her studies.
3127 prioritised The past tense and past participle of prioritise.
3128 prioritises The third-person singular form of prioritise.
3129 procedures The plural form of procedure; more than one (kind of) procedure.
3130 proceed When you proceed The reporter proceeded with the interview.; They proceeded down the road.; After finding the money, he proceeded to put it in his pocket.
3131 prioritising The present participle of prioritise.
3132 prioritize If you prioritize something Sally's bad grade was the result of her prioritizing fun over her studies.
3133 proceedings The proceedings are the set things that happen We arrived early so that we wouldn't miss any of the proceedings.
3134 prioritized The past tense and past participle of prioritize.
3135 prioritizes The third-person singular form of prioritize.
3136 privatized The past tense and past participle of privatize.
3137 privatizes The third-person singular form of privatize.
3138 privileged If someone is privileged
3139 proactively When you do something proactively Our school started a program that proactively identifies students that might need extra help. This works much better than waiting for a student to have problems learning before we try to help.; When she was too sick to work, Siobhan worried that she would forget her job skills. So she proactively studied and practiced those skills to keep herself from forgetting them.
3140 pro-actively When you do something pro-actively Our school started a program that pro-actively identifies students that might need extra help. This works much better than waiting for a student to have problems learning before we try to help.; When she was too sick to work, Siobhan worried that she would forget her job skills. So she pro-actively studied and practiced those skills to keep herself from forgetting them.
3141 processor A processor is someone or something that processes things.
3142 processors The plural form of processor; more than one (kind of) processor.
3143 proclaim If you proclaim something
3144 proclaimed The past tense and past participle of proclaim.
3145 proclaiming The present participle of proclaim.
3146 proclaims The third-person singular form of proclaim.
3147 probable If something is probable Weather is the probable cause of this morning's traffic problems.; It's probable that he'll be here later.
3148 probably If something is probably true I'm not sure what I'm doing tonight, but I'll probably stay home and study.; "Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually leaves at 4:00, so he's probably gone, but I'll go and have a look."
3149 probe Probe is a medical instrument which is used to explore organs
3150 probes The plural form of probe; more than one (kind of) probe.
3151 problem A problem is something that is difficult to do If you have a problems with the computer, I can probably help.; You should see your doctor if you think you have a health problem.; This book tells you how to deal with drinking problems.; If you are regularly late, it can cause problems.; Today, we are concerned with some serious problems with the product.; I solved the problem by replacing a broken part.; It's a good idea to discuss your problems with a friend.; Problems like these arise from a lack of care.; We've identified a number of problem areas that need to be looked at.
3152 problematic If something is problematic Rush hour at the train station was very problematic.
3153 privacy If you have privacy
3154 privates The plural form of private; more than one (kind of) private.
3155 privatise When a government privatises something Senator Barry Goldwater's proposal to privatise Social Security had received a lot of opposition.
3156 privatised The past tense and past participle of privatise.
3157 procedural If something is procedural The judge dismissed the case on procedural grounds: it wasn't the facts or the law, but just that they hadn't filed the correct forms.
3158 procedurals The plural form of procedural; more than one (kind of) procedural.
3159 procreations The plural form of procreation; more than one (kind of) procreation.
3160 procure If you procure something He procured food for his camping trip.
3161 privatises The third-person singular form of privatise.
3162 privatising The present participle of privatise.
3163 processes The plural form of process; more than one (kind of) process.
3164 processing The present participle of process.
3165 procession A procession is a number of individuals moving together in one direction. A funeral procession snaked through the streets of Toronto.; The pilgrims are going to Utah by the millions, an endless procession of them.
3166 prod If you prod a person
3167 prodded The past tense and past participle of prod.
3168 prodding The present participle of prod.
3169 processions The plural form of procession; more than one (kind of) procession.
3170 prodigious If something is prodigious
3171 procrastinate If you procrastinate He procrastinated until the last minute and had to stay up all night to finish.
3172 prods The third-person singular form of prod.
3173 produce Someone or something produces something when they make it or create it or make it come out. This tree produces a lot of fruit every year.; He produced the paper out of his bag.
3174 procrastinated The past tense and past participle of procrastinate.
3175 procrastinates The third-person singular form of procrastinate.
3176 procrastinating The present participle of procrastinate.
3177 procrastination Procrastination is the act of postponing or delaying something.
3178 procedure A procedure is a particular way of doing something. Because police did not follow procedure, the criminal was set free.; We have decided on new hiring procedures for employees.
3179 product A product is an item that can be bought. That store sells many different products.
3180 production Production is when something is produced. The machine is being used for production now.
3181 productions The plural form of production; more than one (kind of) production.
3182 productive If a person is productive
3183 proceeded The past tense and past participle of proceed.
3184 proceeding The present participle of proceed.
3185 proceeds The third-person singular form of proceed.
3186 process A process is a series of steps that you take for a particular purpose. Let us look at the factors considered during the formal decision-making process.
3187 profane If something is profane
3188 profaned The past tense and past participle of profane.
3189 profanes The third-person singular form of profane.
3190 profaning The present participle of profane.
3191 profanities The plural form of profanity; more than one (kind of) profanity.
3192 profanity Profanity is swear words. Please do not use profanity while children are around.
3193 profess If a person professes
3194 professed The past tense and past participle of profess.
3195 professes The third-person singular form of profess.
3196 professing The present participle of profess.
3197 processed The past tense and past participle of process.
3198 procures The third-person singular form of procure.
3199 procuring The present participle of procure.
3200 produced The past tense and past participle of produce.
3201 professionalisms The plural form of professionalism; more than one (kind of) professionalism.
3202 professionally If you do something professionally You handled that customer's complaint very professionally.
3203 professionals The plural form of professional; more than one (kind of) professional.
3204 professions The plural form of profession; more than one (kind of) profession.
3205 professor A professor is a teacher at a college or university. Dr. Erickson and Dr. Karrow are my favorite professors.
3206 producer Producer is one who participates in creating of goods and services for money.
3207 professorship A professorship is the state or quality of being a professor.
3208 professorships The plural form of professorship; more than one (kind of) professorship.
3209 producers The plural form of producer; more than one (kind of) producer.
3210 produces The third-person singular form of produce.
3211 procreate If a couple procreates
3212 procreated The past tense and past participle of procreate.
3213 profile A profile is a short biographical description of a person. Because it was known that the serial killer was a European adult male, the police used that profile to exclude all women, children, and racial minorities from their list of suspects.
3214 profiled The past tense and past participle of profile.
3215 profiles The plural form of profile; more than one (kind of) profile.
3216 profiling The present participle of profile.
3217 procreates The third-person singular form of procreate.
3218 profitabilities The plural form of profitability; more than one (kind of) profitability.
3219 profitability The profitability of something is how profitable something is.
3220 profitable If something is profitable Our product was a profitable one for years, and we retired as millionaires.; I made a profitable study of French. I spoke the language fluently within months.
3221 profited The past tense and past participle of profit.
3222 profiting The present participle of profit.
3223 procreating The present participle of procreate.
3224 profound Something that is profound is deep The explorers became trapped in a profound cave.
3225 profs The plural form of prof; more than one (kind of) prof.
3226 procreation Procreation is the act or process of conceiving a new living thing.
3227 procured The past tense and past participle of procure.
3228 progenies The plural form of progeny; more than one (kind of) progeny.
3229 progeny Progeny is a genetic offspring of someone.
3230 prognoses The plural form of prognosis; more than one (kind of) prognosis.
3231 prognosis A prognosis is a forecast of the future based on what is currently known.
3232 program When you program a computer The student can program the computer to calculate all of his statistics.; All of the math students know how to program.
3233 programed The past tense and past participle of program.
3234 programing The present participle of program.
3235 programme When you programme a computer The student can programme the computer to calculate all of his statistics.; All of the math students know how to programme.
3236 programmed The past tense and past participle of programme.
3237 productively If something is done productively
3238 productivity Productivity is the said to be how productive or efficient something or someone is.
3239 programmes The third-person singular form of programme.
3240 programming The present participle of programme.
3241 products The plural form of product; more than one (kind of) product.
3242 programs The third-person singular form of program.
3243 progress Progress is moving forward or getting better (more good). We didn't make much progress on the road, only a mile.; We are making progress on finding a cure.; There was a lot of progress in science in the last century.
3244 progressed The past tense and past participle of progress.
3245 progresses The third-person singular form of progress.
3246 progressing The present participle of progress.
3247 progression Progression is the process of developing or moving gradually towards a more advanced state.
3248 progressions The plural form of progression; more than one (kind of) progression.
3249 prof A prof is a teacher at a college or university Dr. Erickson and Dr. Karrow are my favorite profs.
3250 procurement Procurement is the purchasing department of a company.
3251 procurements The plural form of procurement; more than one (kind of) procurement.
3252 Professional skills
3253 prohibited The past tense and past participle of prohibit.
3254 prohibiting The present participle of prohibit.
3255 prohibition A prohibition is something that prohibits--it says that something must not be done. The government's new law is a prohibition on smoking in restaurants.
3256 prohibitions The plural form of prohibition; more than one (kind of) prohibition.
3257 prohibitive Something is prohibitive if it prohibits often--if it says that many things are not allowed or if it likes to say that things are not allowed. North Korea is one of the most prohibitive countries on Earth.
3258 prohibits The third-person singular form of prohibit.
3259 professionalism Professionalism is the skill The teacher's professionalism impressed the parents.
3260 prodigies The plural form of prodigy; more than one (kind of) prodigy.
3261 projectile An object that is fired from a weapon.
3262 projectiles The plural form of projectile; more than one (kind of) projectile.
3263 prodigy A prodigy is an extremely talented person
3264 projection A projection is when something juts out.
3265 projections The plural form of projection; more than one (kind of) projection.
3266 proclamation A proclamation is an official statement that involves something important.
3267 proclamations The plural form of proclamation; more than one (kind of) proclamation.
3268 professors The plural form of professor; more than one (kind of) professor.
3269 proffer A proffer is an offer proposed for acceptance by another.
3270 proffered The past tense and past participle of proffer.
3271 prolific A prolific animal or person is one that is fertile.
3272 proffering The present participle of proffer.
3273 prolonged If something is prolonged
3274 prolonging The present participle of prolong.
3275 prolongs The third-person singular form of prolong.
3276 producing The present participle of produce. Producing crops in the deserts is not easy.
3277 proffers The plural form of proffer; more than one (kind of) proffer.
3278 profit A profit is money made that is over the total amount spent on the thing being sold.
3279 profits The plural form of profit; more than one (kind of) profit.
3280 profuse If something is profuse
3281 promethium Promethium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 61 and symbol Pm.
3282 profusely If something is done profusely The run left him sweating profusely.
3283 programmer A programmer is a person who writes computer programs; a software developer.
3284 prominent Something that is prominent sticks out and is easily seen. The most prominent feature of the garden was the large fountain in the center of the pond.; He was a tall man with long black hair and a prominent nose.
3285 programmers The plural form of programmer; more than one (kind of) programmer.
3286 promiscuities The plural form of promiscuity; more than one (kind of) promiscuity.
3287 promiscuity Promiscuity is the state of having many different sexual partners. Promiscuity is thought to be a bad thing because it disturbs other people and may cause the spread of disease.
3288 programming language A programming language is a specific way of writing code for computers to run. Different programming languages might use different symbols Python, Ruby, and JavaScript are all examples of programming languages.
3289 progressive Something that is progressive has to do with progress.
3290 profession A profession is a job that needs special skills Teaching is often considered a noble profession.
3291 professional About a job such as doctor The group offers free professional advice on legal matters and housing.; The government has established a new professional body to regulate doctors.
3292 project A project is a complex job or assignment Shell is also working on projects to help find training and work experience for some of Brazil's 13 million street children.; The paper summarizes fifty research projects on the relationship between unemployment and crime.; She's a project manager with British construction company John Mowlem.; At college, I did this project on images of Black women in the media because it bothered me.
3293 proliferate If something proliferates
3294 promote If you promote someone or something The environment provided by the school promotes the reading development of all students.; Remember too that sleepiness is promoted by a warm, quiet environment.; She became assistant manager and was then promoted to general manager within two years. Antonym: demote; She's on tour promoting sales of her new book.
3295 proliferated The past tense and past participle of proliferate.
3296 proliferates The third-person singular form of proliferate.
3297 proliferating The present participle of proliferate.
3298 prolong If you prolong something Let's hope a blizzard will not prolong our visit with your mother.; Don't prolong our misery by refusing to leave.; The storm prolonged our stay at the ski lodge.; Your presence is only prolonging my misery.
3299 promenade A promenade is a walk that is taken for pleasure or exercise.
3300 promotion If you get a promotion you move up in rank or position. He received a promotion to sergeant.; I got a promotion last week from branch manager to regional manager.
3301 promotional If something is promotional
3302 promenaded The past tense and past participle of promenade.
3303 prompt If something or someone is prompt He was very prompt at getting a new job.
3304 prompted The past tense and past participle of prompt.
3305 prompting The present participle of prompt.
3306 promenades The plural form of promenade; more than one (kind of) promenade.
3307 prompts The third-person singular form of prompt.
3308 promulgate If you promulgate something
3309 promulgated The past tense and past participle of promulgate.
3310 promulgates The third-person singular form of promulgate.
3311 promulgating The present participle of promulgate.
3312 prone If you are prone to something or to doing something Because Siobhan is a nerd, she is prone to talking about her interests without stopping.
3313 proneness Proneness is the state or quality of being prone.
3314 promenading The present participle of promenade.
3315 Prometheus A god who stole fire from Zeus and gave it to humans so they could use it. The god of fire and craft. Prometheus had three brothers - Epimetheus
3316 pronoun Pronoun is a closed class of nouns that usually refers to another noun (see here for a list).
3317 pronounce To pronounce something is the act of saying a word. He wanted me to pronounce that word.
3318 pronounceable If a word is pronounceable
3319 pronounced The past tense and past participle of pronounce.
3320 pronounces The third-person singular form of pronounce.
3321 pronouncing The present participle of pronounce.
3322 prominence Prominence is the state of being important or widely known.
3323 prominences The plural form of prominence; more than one (kind of) prominence.
3324 progressively If something is done progressively
3325 prohibit If you prohibit something The laws were changed to prohibit the use of certain tools.; Company policy is to prohibit dogs from entering the store.
3326 proofs The plural form of proof; more than one (kind of) proof.
3327 prop A prop is an object that is supporting another object by being place underneath it or in some other way leaning against it.
3328 promissory If something is promissory
3329 propagandas The plural form of propaganda; more than one (kind of) propaganda.
3330 propagate If something propagates something
3331 propagated The past tense and past participle of propagate.
3332 propagates The third-person singular form of propagate.
3333 propagating The present participle of propagate.
3334 projected The past tense and past participle of project.
3335 projecting The present participle of project.
3336 projects The plural form of project; more than one (kind of) project.
3337 promoted The past tense and past participle of promote.
3338 promoter A promoter is a person that encourages people to purchase goods that they are selling.
3339 promoters The plural form of promoter; more than one (kind of) promoter.
3340 promotes The third-person singular form of promote.
3341 promoting The present participle of promote.
3342 promptly If something is done promptly
3343 prong A prong is a pointed end of a fork. The broccoli was stuck on one prong of my fork.
3344 promiscuous If a person is promiscuous
3345 promise When someone is making a promise to a person Jane was angry that John broke his promise to take her out to the movies.
3346 proper The proper way What is the proper way to write a letter?
3347 promised The past tense and past participle of promise.
3348 promises The plural form of promise; more than one (kind of) promise.
3349 promising The present participle of promise.
3350 Propagation
3351 property Property is a thing or things that belong to someone; things that someone owns. This house is now my property. I've finished paying for it.
3352 property tax Property tax is something that a person pays for owning property
3353 property taxes The plural form of property tax; more than one (kind of) property tax.
3354 propane Propane (C₃H₈) is a type of hydrocarbon that is found in natural gas. Propane is an alkane with 3 carbon atoms.
3355 propel If you propel something He used a paddle to propel the boat.
3356 propelled The past tense and past participle of propel.
3357 propeller A propeller is a mechanical device with blades that is used to propel an aircraft or boat.
3358 propellers The plural form of propeller; more than one (kind of) propeller.
3359 propelling The present participle of propel.
3360 Propellus
3361 propels The third-person singular form of propel.
3362 prongs The plural form of prong; more than one (kind of) prong.
3363 pronouns The plural form of pronoun; more than one (kind of) pronoun. "I", "you", "he", "she" and "it" are examples of pronouns.
3364 pronunciation How a word is said There are two different pronunciations for the word either.; Pronunciation sections are helpful in a dictionary.
3365 pronunciations The plural form of pronunciation; more than one (kind of) pronunciation.
3366 prominently Something done in a prominent way.
3367 progressive aspect The progressive aspect usually represents a situation as being in progress and is expressed as a construction marked by auxiliary be taking a gerund-participle complement.
3368 proportional If A is proportional with B
3369 proportionate If A is proportionate with B
3370 proof Proof is evidence which shows something is correct. He has proof that he was not at the crime scene. A witness says that they were somewhere else.
3371 propaganda Things that are written or said I object when political propaganda is pushed through my letterbox at election time
3372 proportions The plural form of proportion; more than one (kind of) proportion.
3373 proposal A proposal is something that someone suggests doing. That was an interesting proposal.
3374 proposals The plural form of proposal; more than one (kind of) proposal.
3375 propose When you propose something She proposed that we should see a film.; We have proposed that a new group be set up to answer this question.; "I'm going to propose real cuts in taxes," said the President.; Clinton now proposes doing almost exactly the opposite.
3376 proposed The past tense and past participle of propose.
3377 proposes The third-person singular form of propose.
3378 proposing The present participle of propose.
3379 prophecies The plural form of prophecy; more than one (kind of) prophecy.
3380 prophecy Prophecy a prediction of what will happen in the future.
3381 prophet A prophet is a person who is regarded as an inspired teacher of the will of God. Muslims believe that Muhammad was the final prophet sent to mankind.
3382 prophets The plural form of prophet; more than one (kind of) prophet.
3383 prophylactic A prophylactic is a medicine which preserves or defends against disease.
3384 prophylactics The plural form of prophylactic; more than one (kind of) prophylactic.
3385 propped The past tense and past participle of prop.
3386 propping Propping is the action that props something up.
3387 proppings The plural form of propping; more than one (kind of) propping.
3388 propitiate If you propitiate someone (usually God)
3389 proprietor A proprietor is the owner of something.
3390 proprietors The plural form of proprietor; more than one (kind of) proprietor.
3391 props The plural form of prop; more than one (kind of) prop.
3392 propulsion Propulsion is a force that makes something move The rocket needed a lot of propulsion from the engine to fly upwards.
3393 propitiated The past tense and past participle of propitiate.
3394 prorogue If you prorogue a parliamentary session or assembly
3395 prorogued The past tense and past participle of prorogue.
3396 prorogues The third-person singular form of prorogue.
3397 proroguing The present participle of prorogue.
3398 pros The plural form of pro; more than one (kind of) pro.
3399 propitiates The third-person singular form of propitiate.
3400 proscribe To proscribe something is to forbid it--to say it is not allowed. During prohibition in the US, drinking alcohol was proscribed.
3401 proscribed The past tense and past participle of proscribe.
3402 proscribes The third-person singular form of proscribe.
3403 proscribing The present participle of proscribe.
3404 proscription A proscription is something that proscribes--it tells you not to do something. The casino sent a proscription against cheating to all the players.
3405 proscriptions The plural form of proscription; more than one (kind of) proscription.
3406 promotions The plural form of promotion; more than one (kind of) promotion.
3407 prosecute When you prosecute someone
3408 propense If something is propense
3409 propensities The plural form of propensity; more than one (kind of) propensity.
3410 propitiating The present participle of propitiate.
3411 prosecution Prosecution is the act of taking legal action against a person The prosecution of Bob was for the rape crimes that he has committed.
3412 propitious If something is propitious
3413 proponent A proponent is a person who supports a theory or proposal.
3414 proponents The plural form of proponent; more than one (kind of) proponent.
3415 proselyte If you proselyte
3416 proselyted The past tense and past participle of proselyte.
3417 proportion The proportion is the relationship in size between one part and another. Health care spending is taking up a much larger proportion of the government budget.; The proportion of water to sugar should be two to one.
3418 proselyters The plural form of proselyter; more than one (kind of) proselyter.
3419 proselytes The third-person singular form of proselyte.
3420 proselyting The present participle of proselyte.
3421 propensity A propensity is a tendency or preference to do something He had the propensity for long conversations.
3422 proselytised The past tense and past participle of proselytise.
3423 proselytises The third-person singular form of proselytise.
3424 proper noun A proper noun is a noun that refers to a particular person
3425 proper nouns The plural form of proper noun; more than one (kind of) proper noun.
3426 proportioned The past tense and past participle of proportion.
3427 properly If you do something properly We need to make sure that police are properly trained.; How much of him have I not properly understood?; The chemical is vital for cells to function properly.
3428 proselytizers The plural form of proselytizer; more than one (kind of) proselytizer.
3429 proportioning The present participle of proportion.
3430 properties The plural form of property; more than one (kind of) property.
3431 propositions The plural form of proposition; more than one (kind of) proposition.
3432 Prosos
3433 prospect A prospect is what you think will happen in the future. There's a good prospect of this building being converted into a school.; Immigrants face the prospect of having to accept unskilled jobs at lower wages.; There is little or no prospect of a new station being opened up on the east coast.
3434 propound If you propound an idea
3435 propounded The past tense and past participle of propound.
3436 prospective If someone or something is a prospective event They are preparing for a prospective change in regulations.
3437 propounding The present participle of propound.
3438 propounds The third-person singular form of propound.
3439 prospectus A prospectus is a printed booklet advertising an institution or business
3440 prospectuses The plural form of prospectus; more than one (kind of) prospectus.
3441 proprietary If something is proprietary
3442 propulsions The plural form of propulsion; more than one (kind of) propulsion.
3443 prosaic When something or someone is prosaic A prosaic mind.; The man settled down to his prosaic work.
3444 prosperities The plural form of prosperity; more than one (kind of) prosperity.
3445 prosperity Prosperity refers to the state when someone has a lot of money or good fortune.
3446 prose Prose is words which are not poetry. They can be spoken or written The pictures in this book are good, but the prose is too hard to read.
3447 prosperously If something is described as prosperously
3448 prosperousness The state or quality of being prosperous.
3449 prospers The third-person singular form of prosper.
3450 prosecuted The past tense and past participle of prosecute.
3451 prosecutes The third-person singular form of prosecute.
3452 prosecuting The present participle of prosecute.
3453 prosecutions The plural form of prosecution; more than one (kind of) prosecution.
3454 prosecutor A prosecutor is a lawyer who tries to show that a person is guilty of a crime. Annie Jay was the government prosecutor in the trial.
3455 prosecutors The plural form of prosecutor; more than one (kind of) prosecutor.
3456 proselyter A proselyter is someone who tries to convince other people to believe in his religion.
3457 proselytizer A proselytizer is someone who tries to convice other people to believe in his religion.
3458 proposition A proposition is a statement or a suggestion. The boss's proposition that everybody work for free on Sundays made his workers very unhappy.
3459 prospected The past tense and past participle of prospect.
3460 Protégés
3461 protactinium A chemical element (symbol Pa) with atomic number 91.
3462 prospecting The present participle of prospect.
3463 prospectives The plural form of prospective; more than one (kind of) prospective.
3464 protanopia A type of vison that has difficulty differentiating between green and red.
3465 protanopias The plural form of protanopia; more than one (kind of) protanopia.
3466 prospects The plural form of prospect; more than one (kind of) prospect.
3467 prosper If somebody prospers
3468 prospered The past tense and past participle of prosper.
3469 prospering The present participle of prosper.
3470 protection Protection is keeping something or someone safe. She ran away from her abusive husband to her brother for protection.
3471 protections The plural form of protection; more than one (kind of) protection.
3472 protective If something is protective The fighter dropped into a protective stance.; Mother bears are protective of their cubs.
3473 prosperous Something that is prosperous is financially successful. Trading Babe Ruth was far more prosperous for the Yankees than for the Red Sox.
3474 proselytise If you proselytise
3475 proselytising The present participle of proselytise.
3476 proselytize If you proselytize
3477 proselytized The past tense and past participle of proselytize.
3478 proselytizes The third-person singular form of proselytize.
3479 proselytizing The present participle of proselytize.
3480 protein Protein is a natural substances in food such as meat Dr. Lecter told me that if I ate more protein, it would help me get bigger and stronger.; He told me that foods like milk, eggs, fish, and beans have a lot of protein in them.
3481 proses The plural form of prose; more than one (kind of) prose.
3482 protest Someone protests something when they say loudly or strongly that the thing is bad. The people walked in the street holding signs to protest the war.; That's mine. I protest your taking it away.
3483 protestation Protestation is the act of protesting.
3484 protestations The plural form of protestation; more than one (kind of) protestation.
3485 protagonist In a literary work or drama I was rooting for the protagonist of the book.
3486 protester A protester is a person who is protesting against something. A protester can either be one person or publicly as a group. The protesters occupied the streets and resulted in cars being unable to move.
3487 protesters The plural form of protester; more than one (kind of) protester.
3488 protagonists The plural form of protagonist; more than one (kind of) protagonist.
3489 protestor A protestor is a person who protests.
3490 protestors The plural form of protestor; more than one (kind of) protestor.
3491 protect If you protect something or someone The knight protected the castle.
3492 protected The past tense and past participle of protect.
3493 protecting The present participle of protect.
3494 Protectinium
3495 protector A protector is someone that protects or guards something. This can be either because of a job
3496 protogalaxy A protogalaxy is gas and dust in outer space that will change into a galaxy.
3497 protectors The plural form of protector; more than one (kind of) protector.
3498 proton A proton is a particle that is part of the nucleus of an atom and has a positive charge. Scientists think that a proton is made up of quarks.
3499 protons The plural form of proton; more than one (kind of) proton.
3500 prototype A prototype is an early version of a product that is built for testing.
3501 prototyped The past tense and past participle of prototype.
3502 prototypes The plural form of prototype; more than one (kind of) prototype.
3503 prototyping The present participle of prototype.
3504 protrude If something is protruding
3505 protruded The past tense and past participle of protrude.
3506 protrudes The third-person singular form of protrude.
3507 protruding The present participle of protrude.
3508 prostheses The plural form of prosthesis; more than one (kind of) prosthesis.
3509 prosthesis A prosthesis is an artificial body part.
3510 prosthetic If something is prosthetic
3511 prosthetics The plural form of prosthetic; more than one (kind of) prosthetic.
3512 prouder The comparative form of proud; more proud.
3513 proudest The superlative form of proud; most proud.
3514 proudly If something is done proudly
3515 prostituted The past tense and past participle of prostitute.
3516 prostituting The present participle of prostitute.
3517 proven The past participle of prove.
3518 prostrate To lie flat or face-down.
3519 proverbs The plural form of proverb; more than one (kind of) proverb.
3520 proves The third-person singular form of prove.
3521 provide When you provide something The restaurant provided food for the party.
3522 protesting The present participle of protest.
3523 protests The third-person singular form of protest.
3524 protium A type of Hydrogen atoms that they nuclear has only one proton. It can write as ^{₁}_{₁}H or ^{₁}H or H
3525 provider A provider is someone who provides a service or commodity.
3526 providers The plural form of provider; more than one (kind of) provider.
3527 protocol A protocol is a rule I don't know the protocol for talking to the President.
3528 protocols The plural form of protocol; more than one (kind of) protocol.
3529 province A province is a major subdivision of a country. Canada has ten provinces and three territories.
3530 protogalaxies The plural form of protogalaxy; more than one (kind of) protogalaxy.
3531 provincial Provincial is when something is of or relating to a province or provinces.
3532 protologism A protologism is a completely new word.
3533 protuberance A 'protuberance is a swelling that protrudes.
3534 protuberances The plural form of protuberance; more than one (kind of) protuberance.
3535 proud If you are proud of or about something you have done I feel proud that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.
3536 provincials The plural form of provincial; more than one (kind of) provincial.
3537 prove When you prove something I will prove my method is more effective than yours.; The hypothesis has not been proven to our satisfaction.
3538 prostitute A prostitute is someone who has sex with people for money.
3539 provisional When something is provisional I can make a provisional agreement with you right now until we get more details later.; As the original government was overthrown, a provisional government was set up to take control of the country.
3540 provisionally Something that is done provisionally is being done temporarily
3541 provisionals The plural form of provisional; more than one (kind of) provisional.
3542 prostitutes The plural form of prostitute; more than one (kind of) prostitute.
3543 protects The third-person singular form of protect. A suit of armour protects the wearer from harm.
3544 provisoes The plural form of proviso; more than one (kind of) proviso.
3545 provisos The plural form of proviso; more than one (kind of) proviso.
3546 protegé A protegé is one who learns from a mentor.
3547 protégé A protégé is one who learns from a mentor.
3548 provoke To cause or to bring about a reaction. Your bad behavior provoked me to drop out of the club.
3549 protegés The plural form of protegé; more than one (kind of) protegé.
3550 prostitution When people use money to buy sex. She was arrested for prostitution.
3551 protégés The plural form of protégé; more than one (kind of) protégé.
3552 proteins The plural form of protein; more than one (kind of) protein.
3553 protested The past tense and past participle of protest.
3554 providence Providence is the careful management of resources. His providence in saving for his old age is a good example for everyone.
3555 provides The third-person singular form of provide.
3556 providing The present participle of provide.
3557 provinces The plural form of province; more than one (kind of) province.
3558 Provincial eggplant
3559 provincialism Provincialism is the manner or attitude of people living in a province or a provincial area.
3560 provincialisms The plural form of provincialism; more than one (kind of) provincialism.
3561 provincially If something is provincially
3562 provision A provision is an item that is kept by a person that he needs to support himself for the future. He kept a provision of food with him for the trip.
3563 proxy A proxy is something or someone that acts in place of another.
3564 proxying The present participle of proxy.
3565 provisions The plural form of provision; more than one (kind of) provision.
3566 proverb A proverb is a short and important saying that states a useful piece of advice in life.
3567 provided The past participle of provide.
3568 prowled The past tense and past participle of prowl.
3569 providences The plural form of providence; more than one (kind of) providence.
3570 prune A prune is a dried plum. He placed a prune in the middle of a plate of cheese and biscuits.
3571 pruned The past tense and past participle of prune.
3572 pruner A pruner is a person who removes things such as twigs from plants.
3573 pruners The plural form of pruner; more than one (kind of) pruner.
3574 prunes The plural form of prune; more than one (kind of) prune.
3575 pruning Pruning means removing excess material from a tree or shrub.
3576 prunings The plural form of pruning; more than one (kind of) pruning.
3577 prowling The present participle of prowl.
3578 prowls The third-person singular form of prowl.
3579 prows The plural form of prow; more than one (kind of) prow.
3580 prying The present participle of pry.
3581 proxied The past tense and past participle of proxy.
3582 psephology Psephology is the study of elections.
3583 proving The present participle of prove.
3584 pseudonym A pseudonym is a fake name. Samuel Clemens' pseudonym was Mark Twain.
3585 pseudonyms The plural form of pseudonym; more than one (kind of) pseudonym.
3586 psi Twenty third letter of Greek.
3587 psis The plural form of psi; more than one (kind of) psi.
3588 psychedelic If something is psychedelic
3589 proved The past tense and past participle of prove. He proved his point.; It has been proved earlier too.
3590 psychiatries The plural form of psychiatry; more than one (kind of) psychiatry.
3591 provocative If something is provocative He wrote a provocative book.
3592 psychiatrists The plural form of psychiatrist; more than one (kind of) psychiatrist.
3593 provocatively If something is done provocatively
3594 provoked The past participle of provoke.
3595 provokes The third-person singular form of provoke.
3596 provoking The present participle of provoke.
3597 prow A prow is the front part of a ship.
3598 prowess The prowess of somebody represents the person's great ability I couldn't match Tom's prowess playing tennis.
3599 psychological About your mind. We are concerned about the psychological effect the experience may have on the girls.; When children have problems, we need to consider many aspects of the child's social and psychological functioning.
3600 prowl If you prowl Watch the lioness prowling in the shrubbery for zebras.; It's tough to sneak vandalism into Wikipedia as there are plenty of other users prowling the Recent Changes page.
3601 psychologist A psychologist is an expert in the field of psychology.
3602 psychologists The plural form of psychologist; more than one (kind of) psychologist.
3603 psychology The study of the mind and behaviour. Research in sports psychology demonstrates the value of setting difficult goals.
3604 prudists The plural form of prudist; more than one (kind of) prudist.
3605 prurient If someone is prurient
3606 psychosis Psychosis is mental illness that causes imaginary things to seem real. These imaginary things could be delusions (false ideas) or hallucinations (things you might see or hear that are not real). His psychosis led him think I had stolen his stomach and hidden it.; Schizophrenia is a severe form of psychosis.
3607 psychotherapies The plural form of psychotherapy; more than one (kind of) psychotherapy.
3608 psychotherapist A psychotherapist is a doctor who specializes in psychotherapy. Madison was a psychotherapist, and she helped people with mental illnesses.
3609 psychotherapists The plural form of psychotherapist; more than one (kind of) psychotherapist.
3610 psychotherapy Psychotherapy is a method of psychological help where a patient tries to solve his mental problems by talking about them with a psychotherapist. John used psychotherapy to help him with his depression.
3611 psychotic Having psychosis. If you are psychotic you do not know what is real and what is imaginary because of mental illness.
3612 pruriently If something is done pruriently
3613 pry If you pry I don't mean to pry, but are you single?; We need to keep this safe from prying eyes.
3614 PSA PSA is an initialism of public service announcement.
3615 pubescent A pubescent is a person who is going through puberty.
3616 pseudo- Something that is false pseudonym
3617 public Something is public if it is about or for all the people. You can't tell me to go away. This is a public place.
3618 proximities The plural form of proximity; more than one (kind of) proximity.
3619 proximity If something is in close proximity The proximity of the heat source allowed it to be detected by the sensor.; You and I live in close proximity.
3620 public office Public office is a position or occupation involving responsibility to the public
3621 public offices The plural form of public office; more than one (kind of) public office.
3622 psychiatric If something is psychiatric
3623 proud as a peacock If someone is as proud as a peacock
3624 prudent If a person is prudent
3625 prudism Prudism is fear or anxiety about sex. He was absent from class due to his prudism.
3626 publication Publication is the act of making a book or other thing publicly known or available where the public can use it. The Report itself and the debate that followed its publication have been useful.; This letter is personal and not for publication.
3627 psychiatrist A psychiatrist is a doctor who helps people whose minds are sick. She went to a psychiatrist to try to learn to think about her life in a more normal way.
3628 publicise If you publicise something The trial was publicised for entertainment.
3629 publicised The past tense and past participle of publicise.
3630 publicises The third-person singular form of publicise.
3631 publicising The present participle of publicise.
3632 publicity If you have publicity We had a rally to gain publicity for our group.
3633 publicize If you publicize something The trial was publicized for entertainment.
3634 publicized The past tense and past participle of publicize.
3635 publicizes The third-person singular form of publicize.
3636 publicizing The present participle of publicize.
3637 prudist A prudist is someone who feels awkward about sexuality. Some prudist people cringe at anything related to sex.
3638 psychiatry Psychiatry is a type of science. It studies mental illnesses By studying psychiatry, scientists have found new medicines that help people with depression.; Before psychiatry existed, people thought that mental illnesses were caused by the devil or evil spirits.
3639 psychic A psychic is someone who appears to have extra-sensory abilities such as clairvoyance
3640 psychics The plural form of psychic; more than one (kind of) psychic.
3641 prudistic A prudistic situation is one where there's prudism.
3642 psychoses The plural form of psychosis; more than one (kind of) psychosis. Our clinic treats many psychoses, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
3643 PTI
3644 pub A place which serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks We went to the pub for a beer.
3645 pubs The plural form of pub; more than one (kind of) pub.
3646 puce Puce is a brownish-purple color.
3647 puces The plural form of puce; more than one (kind of) puce.
3648 puck A puck is a flat round object that hockey players try to control. The puck hurt one of the hockey players badly.
3649 pucks The plural form of puck; more than one (kind of) puck.
3650 puberty Puberty is the process during which a child begins and completes his/her sexual development and can start to have sexual reproduction
3651 puddings The plural form of pudding; more than one (kind of) pudding.
3652 puddle A puddle is a small pool of water on a path or road.
3653 puddled The past tense and past participle of puddle.
3654 puddles The plural form of puddle; more than one (kind of) puddle.
3655 puddling The present participle of puddle.
3656 puddlings The plural form of puddling; more than one (kind of) puddling.
3657 pubescents The plural form of pubescent; more than one (kind of) pubescent.
3658 puff A puff is a sharp release of a small amount of breath through the mouth.
3659 puffed The past tense and past participle of puff.
3660 puffier The comparative form of puffy; more puffy.
3661 puffiest The superlative form of puffy; most puffy.
3662 public enemies The plural form of public enemy; more than one (kind of) public enemy.
3663 puffing The present participle of puff.
3664 puffins The plural form of puffin; more than one (kind of) puffin.
3665 puffs The plural form of puff; more than one (kind of) puff.
3666 puffy If something is puffy
3667 pug A pug is a breed of dog originating from China.
3668 pugs The plural form of pug; more than one (kind of) pug.
3669 proxies The plural form of proxy; more than one (kind of) proxy.
3670 puke Puke is vomit.
3671 public enemy A public enemy is an enemy of the public (people) They arrested public enemy number one yesterday.
3672 public relations Public relations refers to the practice of managing the spread of information between a person or an organization and the public Every company has a public relations department that is responsible for creating a good public image of the company.
3673 public service Public service is a service provided by the government.
3674 pull Someone pulls something when they use their hands to move the thing closer to themselves. Pull the handle if you want to open the door.
3675 pull an all-nighter If you pull an all-nighter
3676 Pull the wool over someone's eyes
3677 public transport Public transport refers to any types of transport that allows the general public to use (usually with a fee). This is different from transport via private cars. Public transport is a more environmentally-friendly option of travelling.
3678 public transports The plural form of public transport; more than one (kind of) public transport.
3679 pulley A pulley is a wheel with a grooved rim around which a rope passes. It acts to change the direction of a force that is applied to the rope and is used to raise weights.
3680 pulleyed The past tense and past participle of pulley.
3681 pulleying The present participle of pulley.
3682 pulleys The plural form of pulley; more than one (kind of) pulley.
3683 publications The plural form of publication; more than one (kind of) publication.
3684 proviso A proviso is a conditional provision to an agreement.
3685 psycho Short for psychotic; not able to tell what is real or not. He is totally psycho and thinks he is Jesus.
3686 pulpier The comparative form of pulpy; more pulpy.
3687 pulpiest The superlative form of pulpy; most pulpy.
3688 pulpit A pulpit is a raised platform in a church where the minister or preacher stands when giving the sermon.
3689 pulpits The plural form of pulpit; more than one (kind of) pulpit.
3690 psycho- If something is psycho- it is about the mind or psychology. He has psychosomatic symptoms, even though his body is healthy.
3691 pulpy If something is pulpy
3692 pulsar A pulsar is an extremely dense astronomical body more massive than our Sun but not larger than 20 kilometers in diameter When the first pulsar was detected, its pulsating period was so regular that scientists first believed it came from an extraterrestrial civilization.
3693 pulsars The plural form of pulsar; more than one (kind of) pulsar.
3694 pulsate If something pulsates
3695 pulsated The past tense and past participle of pulsate.
3696 pulsates The third-person singular form of pulsate.
3697 pulsating The present participle of pulsate.
3698 pulsation A pulsation is one beat or throb.
3699 pulsations The plural form of pulsation; more than one (kind of) pulsation.
3700 pulse A pulse is a rhythmic He checked her pulse and discovered that her heart was racing.
3701 psychoanalysis Psychoanalysis is a method of psychotherapy and science of the mind based on finding a connection among patients' dreams and thoughts Charles Socarides was an American psychoanalyst and psychiatrist who treated people for sexual issues by performing psychoanalysis.; The psychoanalyst treated his depressed patient by ordering his patient to discuss everything on his mind, a process of psychoanalysis.
3702 psychologies The plural form of psychology; more than one (kind of) psychology.
3703 pulsing The present participle of pulse.
3704 psychos The plural form of psycho; more than one (kind of) psycho.
3705 publishes The third-person singular form of publish.
3706 publishing The present participle of publish.
3707 pudding Pudding is a dessert made with cake The shop had desserts-fruit cobblers, pies, bread pudding, and chocolate, pound, and carrot cakes.
3708 Puducherry Puducherry is a union territory in India.
3709 puffin A puffin is a type of bird.
3710 puissance A puissance is the power
3711 puked The past tense and past participle of puke.
3712 puma A puma is a type of large cat that lives in North and South America. There are many pumas in South America, but they have become rare in North America.
3713 Puma concolor Puma concolor is the taxonomic name of the cougar.
3714 pumas The plural form of puma; more than one (kind of) puma.
3715 pukes The third-person singular form of puke.
3716 puking The present participle of puke.
3717 Pull the wool over someone's eyes
3718 pulled The past tense and past participle of pull.
3719 pulling The present participle of pull.
3720 pulls The third-person singular form of pull.
3721 publicly If something is done publicly He publicly proposed to his girlfriend.
3722 pulp The pulp is the part of a fruit that is soft and edible.
3723 publics The plural form of public; more than one (kind of) public.
3724 publish If you publish a book The study was published in the British Medial Journal.; She publishes a monthly magazine.; The government published the results on the Internet.
3725 published The past tense and past participle of publish.
3726 publisher A publisher is a person or a company that prints books
3727 pulps The plural form of pulp; more than one (kind of) pulp.
3728 publishers The plural form of publisher; more than one (kind of) publisher.
3729 pulverises The third-person singular form of pulverise.
3730 pulverising The present participle of pulverise.
3731 pun A pun is the use of a word or phrase with two meanings in a funny or interesting way that makes you think of both meanings. In this pun, hard to beat can mean "few things are better" or "difficult to mix using a fork".; The pun about pies was really bad.
3732 punch When you punch something To use a punch to put a hole in something or to put a design on it.
3733 Punch bag
3734 punched The past tense and past participle of punch.
3735 punches The third-person singular form of punch.
3736 punching The present participle of punch.
3737 pulverize If you pulverize something
3738 pulverized The past tense and past participle of pulverize.
3739 pulverizes The third-person singular form of pulverize.
3740 punctuate If you punctuate a sentence You punctuated this sentence not correctly, the comma belongs before this word.
3741 pulverizing The present participle of pulverize.
3742 pummel If you pummel someone
3743 pummeled The past tense and past participle of pummel.
3744 pummeling The present participle of pummel.
3745 punctuations The plural form of punctuation; more than one (kind of) punctuation.
3746 puncture A puncture refers to a hole My tire has a puncture in it after I drove in the mountains.
3747 punctured The past tense and past participle of puncture.
3748 punctures The plural form of puncture; more than one (kind of) puncture.
3749 puncturing The present participle of puncture.
3750 pummelled The past tense and past participle of pummel.
3751 pummels The third-person singular form of pummel.
3752 pulsed The past tense and past participle of pulse.
3753 pulses The plural form of pulse; more than one (kind of) pulse.
3754 pulverise If you pulverise something
3755 pulverised The past tense and past participle of pulverise.
3756 pumps The third-person singular form of pump.
3757 punching bag A punching bag is a bag used for punching The punching bag is filled with sand.
3758 punching bags The plural form of punching bag; more than one (kind of) punching bag.
3759 punishments The plural form of punishment; more than one (kind of) punishment.
3760 punctual If you are punctual Bobbie, always punctual, walked into the restaurant at exactly 7:00.; We find that workers with young children tend to be less punctual than those without children.
3761 punk A punk is someone who is a bully or someone who is just nasty to people. The punk has very crazy hair.
3762 punks The plural form of punk; more than one (kind of) punk.
3763 punned The past tense and past participle of pun.
3764 punning The present participle of pun.
3765 puns The plural form of pun; more than one (kind of) pun.
3766 punt A punt is a type of boat. We sailed on a punt.
3767 punted The past tense of punt.
3768 punter A punter is a person who punts.
3769 punters The plural form of punter; more than one (kind of) punter.
3770 punting The present participle of punt.
3771 punts The plural form of punt; more than one (kind of) punt.
3772 puny If something is puny
3773 pup A young dog The dog has had that bed since he was just a pup.
3774 pupil A pupil is a student They can put their children in public school, but it costs $9,600 per pupil per year.; Which learning activities will assist pupils to achieve these objectives?; The teacher called the pupils to sit on the rug in front of the class.; These pupils learn to write as well as write to learn in mathematics.
3775 punctuated The past participle of punctuate.
3776 punctuates The third-person singular form of punctuate.
3777 puppeteer A puppeteer is someone who controls puppets.
3778 puppeteers The plural form of puppeteer; more than one (kind of) puppeteer.
3779 pumice Pumice is a light
3780 puppies The plural form of puppy; more than one (kind of) puppy. I bought 5 puppies.
3781 pumiced The past tense and past participle of pumice.
3782 pups The plural form of pup; more than one (kind of) pup. My dog had 4 pups last week.
3783 Pur
3784 pumices The plural form of pumice; more than one (kind of) pumice.
3785 pumicing The present participle of pumice.
3786 punctuating The present participle of punctuate.
3787 Purab
3788 purchase If you purchase something A licence needs to be purchased from the local authority and printing of tickets also adds to the costs.; JEB Fasteners purchased all the shares in the private company for just under $900,000.
3789 purchased The past tense and past participle of purchase.
3790 purchases The third-person singular form of purchase.
3791 purchasing The present participle of purchase.
3792 punctuation Punctuation is a set of symbols used to give meaning in text by putting them between words Use the proper punctuation in your essay.
3793 pummelling The present participle of pummel.
3794 pump To make water or any other liquid move using a machine. We pumped water from the river onto the field to help the plants grow.; The heart pumps blood through the body.
3795 pure If something is pure
3796 pumped The past tense and past participle of pump.
3797 pumping The present participle of pump.
3798 pumpkin A pumpkin is a round
3799 pumpkins The plural form of pumpkin; more than one (kind of) pumpkin.
3800 punishing The present participle of punish.
3801 punishment A punishment is a response to bad actions; it is used to try to stop another bad action. Punishment is hard to accept.; His punishments were financial and verbal.
3802 Punjab
3803 pupils The plural form of pupil; more than one (kind of) pupil.
3804 puppet A puppet is a doll or animal figure that is moved by strings. Another name for a string puppet is a marionette.
3805 Pureiromba Pureiromba is an ancient Meitei God of rain and agricultural prosperity.
3806 puppets The plural form of puppet; more than one (kind of) puppet.
3807 puppy A puppy is a young dog. My new puppy is so cute and playful.
3808 purge To purge an organization or an object means to clean it up of something bad. His attempt to purge our country of minorities was met with international criticism.
3809 purée
3810 purger A purger is a person who purges.
3811 purgers The plural form of purger; more than one (kind of) purger.
3812 puréeing
3813 purées
3814 purification Purification is a religious ritual which removes impurities to free a person from sin.
3815 purifications The plural form of purification; more than one (kind of) purification.
3816 punier The comparative form of puny; more puny.
3817 puniest The superlative form of puny; most puny.
3818 punish If you punish someone The boy was punished for hitting his baby sister.
3819 punishable To be punishable someone must do Spitting on the floor was a punishable offence.
3820 purities The plural form of purity; more than one (kind of) purity.
3821 punished The past tense and past participle of punish.
3822 punishes The third-person singular form of punish.
3823 pureeing The present participle of puree.
3824 puréeing The present participle of purée.
3825 purples The plural form of purple; more than one (kind of) purple.
3826 purplish Purplish is something like or looks like the colour purple.
3827 purport A purport is the intention or purpose of something.
3828 purees The plural form of puree; more than one (kind of) puree.
3829 purées The plural form of purée; more than one (kind of) purée.
3830 purer The comparative form of pure; more pure.
3831 purest The superlative form of pure; most pure.
3832 purged The past tense and past participle of purge.
3833 purposeful If something is purposeful The destruction of the house was purposeful.
3834 purges The third-person singular form of purge.
3835 purposeless If something is purposeless The homework was purposeless because school had already finished.
3836 purposely If you do something purposely
3837 purging The present participle of purge.
3838 purdier The comparative form of purdy; more purdy.
3839 purr A purr is the sound a cat makes when it is relaxed.
3840 purdiest The superlative form of purdy; most purdy.
3841 pungent If something is pungent
3842 purdy If something is purdy
3843 Pure soul
3844 pursed The past tense and past participle of purse.
3845 puree A puree is food that has been ground or crushed into a thick liquid or paste.
3846 pursing The present participle of purse.
3847 pursuance the act of pursuing
3848 purée A purée is food that has been ground or crushed into a thick liquid or paste.
3849 pursuant according to; following Pursuant to the promises made to Parliament, an investigation was begun.
3850 pursue If you pursue a job or hobby The band motivated her to pursue a career in music.
3851 pureed The past tense and past participle of puree.
3852 pursuer A pursuer is a person who pursues and tries to fight to get something.
3853 pursuers The plural form of pursuer; more than one (kind of) pursuer.
3854 pursues The third-person singular form of pursue.
3855 puréed The past tense and past participle of purée.
3856 pursuit A pursuit is an act of going after something The pursuit of happiness is never ending, as people are not satisfied with what already have.
3857 pursuits The plural form of pursuit; more than one (kind of) pursuit.
3858 purple one of the colors people can see.
3859 purported The past tense and past participle of purport.
3860 purporting The present participle of purport.
3861 purports The plural form of purport; more than one (kind of) purport.
3862 purpose A purpose is reason for doing something or for existing. Coal is used for only three purposes: heating houses, generating electricity and making steel.; The main purpose of the visit was to see the new building.
3863 purposed The past tense and past participle of purpose.
3864 purposefulness The purposefulness of something is how purposeful it is.
3865 purposes The plural form of purpose; more than one (kind of) purpose.
3866 pushier The comparative form of pushy; more pushy.
3867 pushiest The superlative form of pushy; most pushy.
3868 purposing The present participle of purpose.
3869 purified The past tense and past participle of purify.
3870 purred The past tense and past participle of purr.
3871 purring The present participle of purr.
3872 purrs The plural form of purr; more than one (kind of) purr.
3873 purifies The third-person singular form of purify.
3874 purify If you are purifying something
3875 pursuances The plural form of pursuance; more than one (kind of) pursuance.
3876 puts The third-person singular form of put.
3877 purifying The present participle of purify.
3878 purity The purity of something is how pure it is.
3879 purviews The plural form of purview; more than one (kind of) purview.
3880 pus Pus is a thick yellowish substance that is made up of dead white blood cells and dead bacteria. It is normally found in regions of bacterial infection.
3881 push If you push something You have to push that door quite hard before it will open.; If you push this button, the machine will stop.
3882 Push button
3883 putting The present participle of put.
3884 pushed The past tense and past participle of push.
3885 pushes The plural form of push; more than one (kind of) push.
3886 pushing The present participle of push.
3887 Pushing here and there
3888 pushy When someone is pushy Please stop being so pushy about your way of working on this project!
3889 pussies The plural form of pussy; more than one (kind of) pussy.
3890 pussy A pussy is a cat.
3891 puzzling The present participle of puzzle.
3892 pwn If someone pwns something Eric pwned Jack, who was playing his very first game of Battlemage.
3893 purse A purse is a small bag that is used to carry money. That lady is carrying a yellow purse in her hand.
3894 purses The plural form of purse; more than one (kind of) purse.
3895 pursued The past tense and past participle of pursue.
3896 pursuing The present participle of pursue.
3897 purview The purview of an authority is the scope or range of interest or control.
3898 px "px" is an abbreviation for pixels We need an image that is 400px long to place into this program.
3899 puttered The past tense and past participle of putter.
3900 puttering The present participle of putter.
3901 pylon A pylon is a structure that looks like a tower and is used to support electricity cables.
3902 pylons The plural form of pylon; more than one (kind of) pylon.
3903 putters The third-person singular form of putter.
3904 pyramid A pyramid is an ancient kind of religious monument shaped with four triangles meeting at the top and being supported by a square or rectangle as its floor. We went to the pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
3905 pyramids The plural form of pyramid; more than one (kind of) pyramid.
3906 putting on
3907 putts The plural form of putt; more than one (kind of) putt.
3908 Pusheen
3909 puzzle A puzzle is a game to try to put pieces together. I just have completed a puzzle with 1,000 pieces.
3910 puzzled If you are puzzled
3911 puzzlement Puzzlement is the confusing state of being puzzled.
3912 puzzlements The plural form of puzzlement; more than one (kind of) puzzlement.
3913 puzzles The plural form of puzzle; more than one (kind of) puzzle.
3914 put When you put a thing someplace I always put my books on the table when I get home from school.
3915 putrefy To become filled with a pus-like or bile-like substance.
3916 putrid If something is putrid putrid flesh; putrid matter; putrid meat
3917 putt A putt is act of tapping a golf ball gently into the hole.
3918 putted The past tense and past participle of putt.
3919 putter If an engine putters
3920 purlin A purlin is a long horizontal beam that spans and supports the length of the roof.
3921 purlins The plural form of purlin; more than one (kind of) purlin.
3922 pygmalions The plural form of pygmalion; more than one (kind of) pygmalion.
3923 pyretic Something that is pyretic causes fever.
3924 pyromaniac A pyromaniac is someone who is obsessed with fire
3925 pyromaniacs The plural form of pyromaniac; more than one (kind of) pyromaniac.
3926 pyrophobia Pyrophobia is the fear of fire.
3927 pyrophobic If someone is pyrophobic
3928 pwned The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3929 pwning The present participle of pwn.
3930 pwns The third-person singular form of pwn.
3931 pygmalion A pygmalion is a person who acts as the legendary Greek sculptor Pygmalion
3932 Pyongyang Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea.
3933 pwnd The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3934 pwnt The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3935 Python

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